how to delete a Word document

[coolcat25]

I have Microsoft Office Word 2007....could anyone tell me how to delete a
letter which I have previously saved? I can get the letter up, highlight
the text and then delete, which works just fine....but how do I actually get
rid of it from the system entirely?

 

[SG]

CoolCat25,

Click Start and select Documents, look for the file name you gave it either
in the root of Documents or the Folder you saved it in, right click the file
and select Delete. Also empty your Recycle Bin after you delete the file.

 

[Dyndrilliac]

I have Microsoft Office Word 2007....could anyone tell me how to delete a
letter which I have previously saved? I can get the letter up, highlight
the text and then delete, which works just fine....but how do I actually
get
rid of it from the system entirely?

Two options.

First, go to the directory it's located in via Windows Explorer and right
click on the file, then select "Delete" from the menu. You could also click
on the file to select it, and hit your delete key. There may be a
confirmation dialog.

The other option is through the command prompt:

cd "C:\Example Directory\documents"
del name_of_document.doc

 

[John \(alias Victor Meldrew\)]

Hi

The way I do it is:-

1 Open Word
2 From within Word, Open the folder which contains the file concerned
3 Put the cursor on the file name and right click
4 From the list that appears, choose 'delete'
5 To 'get rid of it from the system entirely', then also delete the file
from the Recycle Bin. In fact the file will still exist but would only be
accessible to a very determined computing expert.

Cheers
John
(alias 'I don't believe it!' Victor Meldrew)
- to reply, omit the "zy"