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Thanks @AttyTJ . I had success using similar directions (actually a few days ago – this is very close to what jumpin’ jeff recommended), but I especially appreciate the added information about the site tweaking. Wow, I didn’t need a user manual for the old site but I do find I need one for the new, “simplified” site.
I foreshadowed this a bit during a mentor “Town Hall” last Fall, during which many of us first learned that a “new TAC site” was under development. I suffer from something I call “memory permanence.” Once I become very familiar with how a program works, my mouse goes on “autopilot” and I do most things without really having to think about it. But software developers are constantly working to put me at a disadvantage by changing the way sites look and feel, hiding controls in menus where I’d never think of looking. The result is that I’m constantly struggling, and too often unsuccessfully, to learn how to do things that I used to know how to do yesterday without even thinking about it. I think this should be added as a modern definition of “progress.” Forgive me for being honest.