Assigns is a preference editor that fills a lack of WorkBench.

   Using Assigns you don't need any more tens of assign lines in your
"User-Startup", it's all made in a single line (or even less, *note
Installation::.).

   Assigns is not an "Assign-Manager", it has to be used as an utility to start
when booting the system, and it handles all your assigns. It can even add
assigns and activate them just as c:assign (but these cannot be removed).

   I'm thinking about adding assign removal, to make of Assigns a complete
independent substitutive utility, but this operation seems to be discouraged
even by the operating system manual (*note Future develops::.).

   About this we may note that doesn't exists a system call meant to remove
assignments, neither DEFER or PATH, and then there isn't a "legal" way to
remove them.

   Assigns is the first program I made that I decided to leave of public
domain, and I've been careful following all Commodore standards. Thus the
window is an AppWindow font-sensitive, it works with iff files, accepts the
command "version", can be used either from WorkBench or from CLI, and uses the
same kind of menus of all the other prefs.