1) I like the simplicity of "Here's your list of spells known, pick 2 from column A and one from column B that you have ready to go."
2) I also enjoy seeing magic-users track down ancient tomes to try to glean new spells from them, wrenching every last iota of power from those faded glyphs and obscure charts.
Anyhoo, step 3 above is the basic mechanic of the Vancian system. Step 2 often ends up working via fiat in my experience, unless your DM actually uses the "% Chance to Know" chart from 1st edition AD&D/Holmes Basic/Supp 1 Greyhawk. I like the idea behind the % to Know chart, but the implementation is dry and sparse. Step 1 and Step 2 have a pretty interesting implementation in Call of Cthulhu that might be worth ripping off.
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