Right-click on it and select cut. Or you can click on it and then press 'Delete' on your keyboard. :) Hope this helps!
Yes, the delete key can delete a word from powerpoint if the word you want deleted goes after the cursor or if you highlight the word, you can press the delete key instead of the backspace.
That's simple. All you have to do is right click it and press delete.
To delete a person from a slide in PowerPoint, select the image or shape containing the person's image. Then, press the "Delete" key on your keyboard or right-click the selection and choose "Delete" from the context menu. If you want to remove a specific part of an image, you can use the "Remove Background" feature under the "Format" tab to isolate the person before deleting.
Select the textbox by clicking on the edge of it. Once it is selected properly, not just the text, pressing the delete key will remove it.
If you are asking "How do you Add and Delete Slides" in Microsoft Office PowerPoint, you simply right click on the desired slide in the slide viewer menu to the left of the page and select "New Slide" or "Delete Slide".
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Here's how for 2007:Go to home tabLook beside new slide buttonThere are 3The bottom of the 3 is deleteGo to the desired slide to deleteClick deleteAnd You're done!For 2003:Go to "File" or "Slide"ClickScroll down the list of actions on both of the Option tabs (file/slide)In one or the other you will find delete slideGot to the slide you want to deleteClick deleteAnd You're done!For Older:???Delete everything so the slide is blank. Then click somewhere in the slide and press the delete key. You may have to press the delete key more then once.
The word joy with a gun to its head
fixture, mixture, most things ending with 'ure'
a picure of you and him together .
to open it you click on it :L to exit it you click the x on the top right of the screen or ctrl alt delete
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