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Now, you'll hear people say that this doesn't apply to swift action spells, but if you want to go by the strictest RAW, it does. The key is the "Primary Source Rule" in the errata, which says that the DMG has the final word on magic items. Newer books have introduced the idea that the minimum time for activating a scroll is a standard action (and that's what the FAQ cites), but those rules don't actually apply unless you ignore the Primary Source Rule.Originally Posted by SRD
Since the Primary Source Rule is the only one in the entire game that governs what books take precedence when there's a disagreement in the printed rules, I think it makes sense to use it, but others may disagree.