Can't delete item once added...

Just reporting this...(finding lots of buggy issues the past two days...is Muse a Preview Product?)
Environment: WIndows 7
Steps:
1. Added Horizontal Menu to Site
2. Select "Manual"
3. Link to anchor
4. Try to delete menu (Using Edit > Cut and Edit>Clear. Can't delete menu.
5. Went to layers to trash Menu. Highlight selected menu > Can't delete item.
I was finally able to delete after dragging the menu to the bottom of the site and hitting DELETE on my keyboard several times.

Or you can go to the music on your ipod go to the song put your fingure on it an slide it to the left u should get a red delete button.

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applefool wrote:
Taking a step back, the reason I bought the time capsule was . . . 3.) I am running out of disk space on that mac
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