Is there really much difference between the standard Undo/Redo keyboard shortcuts and what those arrows do?

What are they? Do I know them under another name?

Found them
Undo: Control + z
Redo: Control +y

But I like to see icons, especially on a toolbar, easier to visualise what they do.

Is there really much difference between the standard Undo/Redo keyboard shortcuts and what those arrows do?

This is normal in most word processors and many apps. But you know what I mean.

I appreciate that if you can't find it, or do it, that's that.

Alfred, you are doing a marvellous job in maintaining this new forum. Thanks.

Thank you, Jack. That’s very kind of you.

Even with my admin privileges I only see “(edited by…)” against edited posts. I don’t have access to the post history, as far as I’m aware.

Reverting to problems with the forum facilities, is there any possibility of adding "delete/restore last change" features? Desirable, if not actually definitely required.

Testing, testing 1, 2, 3…..

I think you’re missing the identifier for your pic, Anne! That URL takes me to the home page for postimages.org, instead of showing me the full-size picture.

Wow! Now we have full capability. except for nit-picking like getting back simply to working post.

I did see the blue icon, but I didn't know how to use it. I'll have a go

Without trying all  it looks as if we can upload and download several file types as attachments. Better than before

pageplus  .ppp files
Word       .doc files
picture     .png etc files

works fine but I find I have to open PP app before clicking on file in download pane.

entered pageplus X9 file

so that's better then.

Without trying all  it looks as if we can upload and download several file types. Better than before

entered word doc

File opens to intermediate dialog pane. Click on this, and you have the word doc file open..

So that's good.

entered jpg file  from pc local storage-

Now, I am going to try various sorts of files as attachments. If these work, that would be sufficient for most posters to have their readers open an attachment, especially if it was of some significance - not just of transitory humour.