Microsoft Word 2004 for Mac, delete document

I've tried to follow the directions for deleting documents in Word, but it doesn't work. If I have the document open, and I click file/versions, there is nothing under existing to delete (which is how you do it according to their directions). I've tried file/open and dragging the selected document to the trash as well as selecting and hitting delete, but that doesn't work either.

This isn't the best forum for questions about Word, however, I'll have a go at it.
Hope I'm not stating the obvious here. "Versions" in Word gives a user the ability to save various renditions of the same document. This way, you can return to an earlier version if necessary. However, before you can delete any version, you need to save it within the Version panel box. Once listed there, you simply need to highlight it via a mouse click, then select "delete".
If you are looking to delete a word document other than a "versions copy", then the best place would be via the Finder, wherever you save your Word Documents. There, you can single-click a document, then Apple Key/Delete to send it to the trash.

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