> It’s more the tool within PS to tell the printers easily which pantones you want to use. That's exactly what I said above. It's nothing more than a label wit

> It’s more the tool within PS to tell the printers easily which pantones you want to use. That's exactly what I said above. It's nothing more than a label with a mapping. The actual matching to whatever is defined by Pantone happens during printing/manufacturing, not in Photoshop.