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• PANTONE SWATCH PROFESSIONAL

The Color Type, though, can be still be changed from Spot to Process. You can not change the name of the color or its mix. That is, you can no longer change the Color Mode from one Pantone library to another. HOWEVER … if you created the spot Pantone color in ID, then later placed an image using that same color, the rules for incoming spots “trumps” those for native-only. That’s what I was referring to in the post.Īlso, you can delete these kind of Pantone spot colors (only used in native objects) … you’ll get a prompt asking which Swatch you want to use in its place, or an offer to convert it to an Unnamed Swatch. If you change it to CMYK, RGB or Lab, you can drag the color sliders to change the mix and you can rename the color. A graphic created in Adobe Illustrator and assigned it Pantone colors, will carry those designated color swatches along with it when placed in Indesign. that’s available from the same dropdown menu.

PANTONE SWATCH PROFESSIONAL

Pantone, a provider of professional color. If the PMS spot color exists only in native ID objects or text, the Color Mode will be the Pantone library name you originally chose from the dropdown, and can be changed to any other swatch library or CMYK or RGB etc. PANTONE 17-3938 Very Peri is described as a dynamic periwinkle blue hue with a vivifying violet red undertone. (Which I’m assuming, since you can’t delete it.) Pantone uses a number of unique coding schemes, with prefixes and suffixes, to identify which palette a color is from. They are only available in the Pantone for Fashion and Home palette. It should already be that, if the color is used in a placed graphic. These swatch books come in 3-ring binders, with 2'X2' cotton fabric swatches loosed attached to the pages.

So I’m not sure what you mean when you say you were able to change the Mode to CMYK. The Color Mode - the second dropdown menu in the Swatch Options dialog box - is normally “locked” into CMYK for PMS spot colors in linked images. However it will let you change the Color Type (from Spot to Process). Dave … if the PMS spot is used in a placed image, ID won’t let you delete it or rename it for obvious reasons.