Remove "Slideshows" from DVD-ROM

In Preferences I selected to have the images saved on the DVD-ROM. Now my slideshow is too big and I want to remove those images to free up space, but "Slideshows" is grayed out. Is there any way to remove them so they won't burn on the disk separately from the actual show? I am hoping I won't have to do the whole thing over after changing the option in Preferences.

I set up a test project and I, too, was unable to remove the "Slideshow" folder from DVD-ROM contents.
If you created your slideshow in iDVD, then to create a new iDVD slideshow project you would have to start from scratch. In my test project I was not able to drag the photos from DVD-ROM, or the slide show itself, to another iDVD project.
I never create my slideshows in iDVD, precisely because of the lack of flexibility and lack of editing options. For me it is much easier to create the slide show in iPhoto or iMovie, then export it to my desktop as a Full Quality Quicktime Movie, and drag that movie into the edge of the iDVD main menu window. It will import right in. That way if anything goes wrong, I can create a new iDVD project and drag the slideshow quicktime movie into the new project. I would still have to manually add any menu photos or menu music, but that's about it.

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