John,
The "Color Bridge" series is wonderful because it gives pantone ink and CMYK
equivalant side by side (even RGB data is given). So that in itself is a
great improvement. Also, the ink colors will change over time and become
useless. So obviously a 2006 book is theoretically more accurate than a 2005
book.
Bob
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Subject: Pantone 2006 Guide and Pantone 2005 Guide
I am trying to find some info on what is the difference between
Pantone 2006 Guide
and Pantone 2005 Guide. We are in the Nexus workflow and they went
with the Pantone 2006 Guide,
so before we upgrade, I like to find more on this issue.
I contacted Pantone a couple of weeks a go, but I never heard back.
Possibly if anyone could enlighten me on this subject.
Thanks in Advance
John Breining
Patson Press
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