Enforcer
A tool to monitor illegal memory access for 68020/68851, 68030,
and 68040 CPUs.  This is a completely new Enforcer from the
original idea by Bryce Nesbitt.  It contains many new and
wonderful features and options and no longer contains any
exceptions for specific software.  Enforcer can now also be
used with CPU or SetCPU FASTROM or most any other MMU-Kick-
start-Mapping tool.  Major new output options such as local
output, stdout, and parallel port.  Highly optimized to be as
fast as possible.  This is version 37.52, an update to version
37.28 on disk number 773.  Requires V37 of the OS or better
and an MMU.
Author:  Michael Sinz

AssignManager
A new prefs editor which handles your custom assigns in a
friendly, all-encompassing way.  No more fiddling with Assign
commands in User-Startups.  Now you can use AssignManager to
edit your list of assigns to your heart's content.  Version
1.00, binary only.
Author:  Matt Francis

AssignPrefs
Another program to simplify the assignments done in the startup
sequence.  The assignment list can be edited with AssignPrefs
and then stored for later use.  Version 1.02, includes source.
Author:  Thomas Frieden

PickStartup
Allows you to select a startup-sequence of your liking.
Requires AmigaDOS 2.04+, includes source.
Author:  Bill Pierpont

StickIt
A computer replacement for the ol' Post-It note.  It allows
you to stick notes onto your screen which will be displayed
every time you re-boot; useful to remind you of things to do.
Features: Unlimited number of notes on screen; Notes remember
where you left them; User-defined font name/size; User-defined
note size; User-defined text/background colour (yep, they can
be yellow if you want !); User-defined delay at startup to
avoid disk thrashing; User-defined filename for note infor-
mation.  Requires AmigaDOS 2.04+, version 1.02, includes
source.  Author:  Andy Dean

Report
The Amiga "Report" program is to be used for generating all
Amiga bug reports and enhancement requests.  V40.1 adds sub-
system changes (to match our current database) and also some
automatic detection of debugging tools running on your system
for insertion into bug reports (you may change this list to
match the tools you were running at the time the bug happened).
Author:  Commodore Business Machines.