Help with headliner

[amalcolmm]

Hi, guys. After 10 years in the Florida sun, my headliner has sagged to the point where I need to change it. The only information I can find anywhere on the Internet concerning the removal of the panel is a brief description on this site from jelloslug over nine years ago. I have removed everything without breaking anything critical - I count this as a minor miracle - but am stumped by the overhead console. He said "The roof console snaps in; you remove the tan plastic piece first and then using a flat screwdriver you release the attachment clips on the leading edge." OK, I popped off the plastic panel, but I can't see any evidence of attachment clips (I presume leading edge means at the front of the car). Do I have to remove the clear panel covering the lights? And, if so, how to do this without breaking anything.
I must admit to finding working on the interior of the car - any car! - among one of the most frustrating things to do. As an added bonus, you feel particularly stupid when, after a couple of hours futzing about to no avail, the solution turns out to be remarkably simple.
Anyway, if anyone knows how to do this, please let me know.
Thanks.

 

[kd7iwp]

This?

 

[amalcolmm]

This!
Thanks very much, I'll let you know how I get on.

 

[amalcolmm]

Success!
I noticed that the wires to the microphone connector were very short, and had made a mental note to attach a string or wire to pass through the hole to be able to snag it after assembly. Lo and behold, when I dropped the headliner, the 'tool' in the second image was impressed into it - some assembly tech must have misplaced it on the production line. I wonder how many of them were lost like that!
In the interest of giving back to the community, does anyone want me to photograph anything while it is exposed?

 

[kd7iwp]

I’d love to know how you will be repairing. New headliner? Or are you going to recover it? I’ve seen others recover them and they look great, not convinced it’s something I want to do though.