Assigning Permission Sets
To assign permission sets to a Salesforce User, please do the following:
1.  Log into Salesforce
2.  Click on Gear > Setup
3.  Search for "Users" and then click "Users":
4.  Find the applicable user and click their name:
5.  Click on "Permission Set Assignments":
6.  Click on "Edit Assignments":
7.  Select the applicable permission sets, click Add, then click Save:
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