Remove photos from album

I just bought elements 12. Need to remove photos from an album. Nothing comes up in HELP search & don't see menu option either.
Googled .. says to right click ... I tried right clicking ... nothing happens! What am I missing????

Let me run through the process.
You launched PSE12 Organizer
Imported photos
added them to albums
Now you want to remove any photo from an Album
For this,
In Organizer, select the photo you want to remove from album, Right click( Control + Click on mac) on it,
Menu opens.
Select "Remove from Album"
Select the album from the Sub menu list of Albums.
The photo would be removed from the selected album.
Hope this works

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