Removing IDVD Slideshow Audio

I created a slideshow in IPhoto and exported it to IDVD. I added music (ITunes songs) and I need to remove/replace the songs. Can this be done? I can't seem to even view the songs that are in the slideshow. They are there but I can't "see" them. Please help!

Hey guys just to clarify, yes I'm trying to change the music already in the slideshow that I placed there during creation. If I drag the music file as you mentioned, SDMacuser, it'll work for the menu(s) but not the actual slideshow. I've even deleted the audio file under "edit drop zones" and all it does is remove the audio from the menus and not the actual slideshow.
I think I'll try going back to IPhoto and altering the audio there then resend to IDVD to see if that'll work. I've never removed music from IPhoto either so hopefully that'll be easier.
Thanks for all the insight and help!

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Here's a good link that OT has set up as a good example while using PhotoPresenter:
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