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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Storminator" data-source="post: 1206503" data-attributes="member: 305">I think the white space decision was the right one. When printing its the ink and toner that kills you, not the paper. So a few extra pages aren't that big a deal, given that the ink use is the same.This product has the two most important things I'm looking for in a spell document: excellent collapsable bookmarks, and cut & paste enabled. C&P is great for sorcerer lists, as you just pull out the spells you know.I find a hyperlinked TOC is of exactly zero value, since I'm always deep in the doc and don't want to head back to the front to find what I need. Bookmarks, however, I can have open while I browse the doc, and are vital to a worthwhile pdf. For my money, you can save the time to hyperlink the TOC and put that to other uses, as I've only ever used that feature just to see if it worked.I did see that the summon monster tables are located at the end of the alphabetical listing, instead of after SM 1. I think that's different than all the other docs I've seen. No better or worse, just different (and I noticed it!)In summation, an excellent job, and I thank you (again!) for the gift.PS</blockquote>