pantone reference question

[Dave & Rob Lowery]

Colour Versatality.

Any the wiser 😀

If not try: http://desktoppub.about.com/cs/color/a/pms_suffix.htm

[George Elsmore]

Quick Suffix Overview:

U = uncoated paper
C = coated paper
M = matte paper
CV = computer video (electronic simulation)
CVU = computer video – uncoated
CVC = computer video – coated

😮 😮 😮 😮 😮 😮 😮

still baffled lol

think i will print out what the computer thinks it is and start from there

cheers Dave

George

[David Rowland]

so that is what CV standsfor.. always thought the C bit being coated and never figured out the V… but Computer Video makes sense.. means the value was taken from a pantone chart from corel/illustrator.