Pantone

Pantone Colors in Office

21 September 2014

How can you use Pantone Color names in Word or other MS Office documents? Sometimes you’re given a specific color using the Pantone color scheme. Most commonly this happens for a corporate logo. The Ford car company specifies ‘PMS 294C’ for their blue logo. McDonald’s uses PMS 123C and PMS 485C (yellow and red). How […]

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