So I don’t think the phone lines will be ringing off the hook because our customers can no longer find their PANTONE colours. And another colour is also quickly created manually – well, maybe not with the latest LAB values from PANTONE, but a CMYK equivalent from the gut is also good to be able to see the colour at least halfway on the screen. Will the users care? Anyone who has designs in PANTONE colours in their computer still has all the colours avai lable in their software, every AI or EPS from Illustrator placed in InDesign has the PANTONE spot colours created there imported directly back into InDesign.
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The clear leader in software production was pr obably simply tired of being bullied by PANTONE in terms of licensing law and took the logical step: no more PANTONE palettes for Adobe products. Presumably, however, it was the licensing costs that prompted Adobe to take the final step. The integration of current PANTONE libraries was sluggish or, in recent times, no longer automatic anyone who wanted current libraries had to export them via the PANTONE Color Manager and import them into Adobe software … a tedious and error-prone system. That Adobe and PANTONE have become increasingly estranged in recent years has been noticeable for some time. Adobe said: “In March 2022, Pantone colour libraries pre-installed in Adobe Photoshop, Illustrator, InDesign, Adobe Color and Adobe Capture will be removed from future software updates.” This was not the announcement that was expected: As of March 2022, new Adobe software products will no longer include included PANTONE colour libraries.
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