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Removing an Object from a Selection Set in AutoCad

When selecting objects to erase, if an object is selected that was not meant to be selected, then this is what you are to do:

Press and hold the ´SHIFT´ key, and de-select the object that was not supposed to be selected in the first place, then you may carry on with the erase command.

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