Comment transferer mes applications sur la bibliotheque itunes, et non pas l'inverse, car ma bibliotheque est vide et j'ai peur que cela vide mon Iphone 3GS

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Comment transferer mes applications sur la bibliotheque itunes, et non pas l'inverse, car ma bibliotheque est vide et j'ai peur que cela vide mon Iphone 3GS

Answer 1

Illustrator CC uses the Pantone Plus series, there is no CMYK definition for the spot colours in these series.
The CMYK conversion is now based on the CMYK profile in your Color Settings.
This is a good thing, since most of the Pantone colours cannot be accurately reproduced in CMYK, colour management provides a way to simulate the spot colours as close as possible for your combination of ink, paper and press.
The CMYK values that were previously given by Pantone were just one way of simulating the spot colours and would give different results when another ink, paper, press combination was used.
Sometimes the CMYK values from Pantone were completely off and you give a perfect example with the Pantone 1797 U colour.
Printing that ink on uncoated stock would never give you such a bright saturated red as the Pantone provided CMYK values would suggest
If you want to have a better preview of the colour, use the Overprint Preview option, that comes closer to the final printed result. The Overprint preview in CC and CS versions give s you an almost identical preview (almost because the Lab values differ slightly).
There are ways to use the old libraries, but why should you if Pantone itself stopped giving CMYK numbers?