Producing a usable Pantone color chart in Flexi is relatively simple...
View->Color->Open Table... select ...Swatch->Library->Pantone(r) process coated.slb
View->Create Swatch->Current Palette select 'Pantone(r) process coated.slb' from the drop down list at the bottom of the Design Central dialog.
Set the size to .6, the horizontal spacing to .8, and the vertical spacing to .9.
Set the number of columns to 42.
On the Design Central dialog: Advanced->Label
Select 'Arial Narrow' and set the height to .1
Invoke OK and then the green check button.
The swatch table is now created. Unfortunately all of the color sample labels are too long and in the wrong place. So now to change that...
Text->Find/Replace...
Set Find What: to PANTONE
Set Replace With: to a single space
Invoke Replace All
Set Find What to PC
Set Replace With: to a single space
Invoke Replace All
Exit the Find/Replace dialog
Edit->Select->Select By Attributes select 'Text'
Arrange->Group
Now zoom in to the upper leftmost color sample. Select the group you just made that is all of the text and position the label for the upper left color sample to be on top of that sample. All of the other labels will be repositioned as well. There will be a handful of labels you might want to edit, the 'hexachrome' series, the 'process' series, etc.
Edit->Select->Select By Attributes select 'Path'
Arrange->Group
You should now have a perfectly usable Pantone color chart. You might want to enhance it a bit by putting a hairline outline spaced .03 or so around each color sample. It makes the chart a bit easier to use.
