I am not importing the pantone with the template but creating the color in FP based on the CMYK values. I am treating another pdf as the background that has the similar pantone and was exported out of InDesign. When I compose the template and I measure (Pit Stop eyedropper) the color values are not the same even though the color is named the same and the values are identical. For example Pantone 281 C is C=100 M=72 Y=0 K=32 in my background but the color generated out of FP is C=100 M=72.2 Y=0 K=32.2. Anybody had a similar occurrence with Pantones in FusionPro?
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