HIGH-RESOLUTION AND LOW-RESOLUTION FILES
Each image is saved at 300 dpi for high-resolution reproduction and at 
72 dpi for position-only placement. The low-resolution files possess 
exactly the same canvas dimensions as their high-resolution counterparts 
to provide precise and efficient image replacement when the file is 
ultimately prepared for high-resolution output.

RGB COLOR
Images are saved in RGB color space. Check with your service bureau 
and/or printer to determine when and how the conversion to CMYK color 
space should be made.

PATHS AND CHANNELS
All high-resolution files are saved with a fourth-channel mask to assist in 
compositing. The mask can also be converted to a path that can be 
manipulated and saved as a clipping path.

FILE NAMES
Images of either resolution/canvas size can be identified by the first six 
characters of the file name. The file name suffix identifies the specific 
resolution and canvas size of the file: 
MH.TIF = high resolution
ML.TIF = low resolution