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kjenks 01-31-06, 11:27 PM	Here's the latest LG Spell List including Spell Compendium updates, per Dispel Confusion Vol. 2, No. 1. http://members.aol.com/kenjenks/SpellList_LGCS4.2_v2.16.rtf In your favorite word processor, turn on hidden text to see some extra features (former book, former spell level, changes to spells) that will only really matter during the next month or two while we all get used to the new spell versions in the Spell Compendium. You can print that hidden text, too, if you tell your printer to do so. Remember that this is not an official LG campaign document; it's just my effort to help LG spellcasters. I suspect there are still some errors lurking in the list, and I didn't completely review all of the Complete Adventurer spells for differences in their Spell Compendium versions. As you find these, please send them to me and I'll incorporate them as time permits.
shearin69 02-01-06, 10:07 AM	Just wanted to say great for the List. It been helpful to myself and my buddy both playing warmages and wizards in LG. Still wished the circle would have considered allowing more of the sor/wix - envocation spells as core to allow more flexible with the warmage. hvy sigh. Great Job. Earl
mgcady 02-01-06, 12:26 PM	I have a quick question... what is the source for the spells with the SpC note?
redgamer 02-01-06, 02:24 PM	Spell Compendium
JamesMaissen 02-01-06, 03:25 PM	Here's the latest LG Spell List including Spell Compendium updates, per Dispel Confusion Vol. 2, No. 1. In your favorite word processor, turn on hidden text to see some extra features (former book, former spell level, changes to spells) that will only really matter during the next month or two while we all get used to the new spell versions in the Spell Compendium. You can print that hidden text, too, if you tell your printer to do so. How does one turn on and off 'hidden text'? Figured someone could answer quicker than I could blunder through. Thanks, James
kjenks 02-01-06, 04:39 PM	In MS Word, you click on the "paragraph" icon. In my MS Word 2003, there's a keyboard shortcut, Ctrl-*. That's the Ctrl key and the Shift key and the 8 key, all at the same time.
kjenks 02-01-06, 05:03 PM	Here's the free, official MS Word viewer program. http://www.microsoft.com/office/000/viewers.asp Install and run that program then open my .RTF file. Click on the Tools menu, choose Options... Near the middle of the Options dialog box, under Formatting Marks, click on the Hidden Text checkbox. Now you can view the hidden text.
JamesMaissen 02-02-06, 12:56 AM	In MS Word, you click on the "paragraph" icon. In my MS Word 2003, there's a keyboard shortcut, Ctrl-*. That's the Ctrl key and the Shift key and the 8 key, all at the same time. Thanks I found it, just was hard to notice the extra material with all the paragraph symbols that I missed it when I first tried it and thought there was something else. A suggestion while I'm here though: how about listing a spell by both sources if it hasn't changed and just the SpC if it has changed? I know that would make it very easy for me to see at a glance which have changed and which haven't. The specifics are fine in hidden text if you want to do it (or just let people figure that bit out on thier own) but knowing which ones to look up quickly would be great. Thanks again for the work, it's a great resource, James