Instant Layouts Guide 
 
Instant Layouts are page layouts created by Clipper designers using 
art from each issue.  All instant Layouts appear in Clipper magazine, 
and are indexed by a number each month.  Instant Layouts are also 
indexed in the Ulead Browser albums each month. 
 
Instant Layouts are saved in Adobe Illustrator and Adobe Photoshop.  
Illustrator files are saved with a version 3.0 compatibility; 
Photoshop files are saved as black-and-white images with white as 
transparent, with paths, grayscale and two color.  All type has been 
converted to curves, and all body copy removed from the layout files 
so that you can add your custom type more quickly.  Some layouts 
include art from other Dynamic Graphics art and idea services, 
including Designer’s Club and Print Media Service, as noted at the 
bottom of the layouts in Clipper magazine.  This note should be 
cropped if you placed the Instant Layout in a page layout application. 
 
The Instant Layouts files have been numbered consecutively.  The 
letter "Y" included in an image number (for example "001Y.EPS") 
indicate this image is an Instant Layout.  Some of the layouts have 
supporting images in the Layouts folder.  These images are Photoshop 
files that have the same image number as the Illustrator layout with a 
dash and alpha character (for example "001Y_A.EPS").  There can be 
more than one supporting image in a layout, which will be denoted by 
an alpha character incremented in alphabetical order.  The supporting 
images can be edited in Photoshop; the layouts with supporting images 
can be edited in Adobe Illustrator.  If you are sending these layouts 
to a service bureau for output, the supporting art files will need to 
accompany them.  The layouts that do not have supporting images can be 
edited with a PostScript Draw program.  You need a PostScript printer 
or interpreter in order to print the Instant layouts properly.