Using normal PMS color?

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    Default Using normal PMS color?

    I need to use "normal" PMS color for a job, and the only swatch libraries I have included in Illustrator CS are:

    PANTONE Solid Coated
    PANTONE Solid Matte
    PANTONE Solid Uncoated
    PANTONE Process Coated
    ..
    ..
    etc

    Could someone tell me which of these are considered normal PMS color, OR do I need to download a different library from somewhere, if so, where?

    Thanks
    Mike_Homme@adobeforums.com Guest

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    Default Re: Using normal PMS color?

    Mike,

    PANTONE Solid Coated - For printing on Coated Stock
    PANTONE Solid Matte - For printing on Matte Stock
    PANTONE Solid Uncoated - For printing on Uncoated Stock

    In each case exactly the same printed results will be seen - the 3 libraries
    are there purely to give a better on-screen representation of the finished
    job.



    LenHewitt@adobeforums.com Guest

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    Default Re: Using normal PMS color?

    This job is actually for a logo that will be embroided on a T-shirt, the 3 PANTONE swatch lib's I provided were just examples I had to choose from.. there's actually 10 PANTONE libs altogether.

    What I really need to know is, how to set the colors in this logo to be, what the printer/embroider considers, "normal" PMS color.. (ie: Not, Coated or Matte Uncoated etc) .. just using the normal PMS if there is such a thing.

    Thanks for the reply, I appreciate it!
    Mike_Homme@adobeforums.com Guest

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    Default Re: Using normal PMS color?

    Probably what your printer was worried about, was that you would use just some random cymk color, rather then a spot color.

    Pantone Solid uncoated should satisify them.
    Philip_Peterson@adobeforums.com Guest

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    Default Re: Using normal PMS color?

    Super!

    Thanks Philip and LenHewitt..
    Mike_Homme@adobeforums.com Guest

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