Instead of having to use the Assign command multiple of times you can
 apply all you'r assigns in a single step. BatchAssign reads a textfile
 containing all you'r assigns and appies them to the system without
 using the "C:Assing". This method is much faster and could for example
 cut down on you'r boot time.

 CHANGES:

     Changed the format of the assignlist...

     old(v1.0):
         WORK
         DH0:work

     new(v1.1):
         WORK;DH0:work


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     483     290 39.9% 11-Feb-98 19:34:06  batchassign/BatchAssign.readme
    8308    5377 35.2% 11-Feb-98 17:05:14  batchassign/c/BatchAssign
     135      90 33.3% 11-Feb-98 19:42:48  batchassign/CHANGES
     147     117 20.4% 11-Feb-98 18:47:32  batchassign/example.list
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[generic]                  939    1829  51.3% -lh5- cf34 Feb 11  1998 batchassign/BatchAssign.DOC
[generic]                  290     483  60.0% -lh5- 7cf0 Feb 11  1998 batchassign/BatchAssign.readme
[generic]                 5377    8308  64.7% -lh5- 4566 Feb 11  1998 batchassign/c/BatchAssign
[generic]                   90     135  66.7% -lh5- df0a Feb 11  1998 batchassign/CHANGES
[generic]                  117     147  79.6% -lh5- 28be Feb 11  1998 batchassign/example.list
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