Pantone Fashion+home Color book

HI,
Anyone know if there is any chance to have the pantone color book for Fashion?
I need to have the color book in the picker, so i need an .acb file extension, but not sure if the one for fashion is ever been created. I was able to make a .ase and .aco file with the palette but it only works on the swatch menu, not on the picker.
Help will be really apreciated, thanks everybody!!

stelmo,
Maybe it is worth having a look at this recent thread:
http://forums.adobe.com/thread/1263538?tstart=0

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