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Old 24-12-2008, 13:53   #5 (permalink)
steveb
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You could ask knowledgeable customers to specify important colours with a Pantone swatch number. Then you can look up the CMYK value which corresponds (more or less) to the Pantone and you should be OK.

Pantone produces a swatch booklet with CMYK values included but I think it's included only as an extra in the ultra expensive Pantone swatch set, you can't get it separately.
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