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Author:	adminjs
Version:	2.2.0
Date:	2008-5-26 12:20:04
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 New in 2.2.0:
- You can create a CastProgress for any unit ID that you care to.
- CastProgress comes preset with player, target, focus, and pet (only player is enabled to start)
- You may define CastProgresses for up to 12 unit IDs
- You can enable and disable any CastProgress. Disabling the player CastProgress brings back the default casting bar
- New GUI arrangement

What the heck is a CastProgress? A CastProgress frame gives a non-status bar account of a spellcast by some unit. (A unit is some entity in the game). A CastProgress is a line with the name of the spell being cast, with its progress underneath of it as a percentage or a running timer. Examples over here -->

A bunch of examples: player (you), target (your target) focus (your focus target), pet (your pet), targettarget (your target's target), player3 (third person in your party), raid10 (10th person in your raid) and so on. You can slap "target" on the end of almost any unit ID and it will work - like raid5targettarget (the target of the target of the 5th person in your raid!) All you ever need to know is here: http://www.wowwiki.com/UnitId

CastProgress Features:
* Display casting progress for any unit
* Display casting progress as percentage (0% -> 100%) or countdown timer (3.0 -> 0.0)
* Moveable wherever you want
* Scaleable
* Colourable New in 2.2.0:
- You can create a CastProgress for any unit ID that you care to.
- CastProgress comes preset with player, target, focus, and pet (only player is enabled to start)
- You may define CastProgresses for up to 12 unit IDs
- You can enable and disable any CastProgress. Disabling the player CastProgress brings back the default casting bar
- New GUI arrangement

What the heck is a CastProgress? A CastProgress frame gives a non-status bar account of a spellcast by some unit. (A unit is some entity in the game). A CastProgress is a line with the name of the spell being cast, with its progress underneath of it as a percentage or a running timer. Examples over here -->

A bunch of examples: player (you), target (your target) focus (your focus target), pet (your pet), targettarget (your target's target), player3 (third person in your party), raid10 (10th person in your raid) and so on. You can slap "target" on the end of almost any unit ID and it will work - like raid5targettarget (the target of the target of the 5th person in your raid!) All you ever need to know is here: http://www.wowwiki.com/UnitId

CastProgress Features:
* Display casting progress for any unit
* Display casting progress as percentage (0% -> 100%) or countdown timer (3.0 -> 0.0)
* Moveable wherever you want
* Scaleable
* Colourable