Re: Modify a color into Pantone with JS

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From: Enzo_Cappelluti
Date: Mon, 15 Dec 2008 09:41

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Thank you. I use Pantone Color because a lot of publications that I manage are in 2 colors: usually black and a specific Pantone defined by the client. It's faster (and more precise) to link the Pantone colors by my javascript application instead to find the CMYK values before. My application has a pop-up where you insert the Pantone code, after that it exports a pdf file with the selected color, creating before aliases on the Pantone if there are other colors different by the black.
Anyway, the Dave's suggestion works.

Thank you very much

Enzo

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