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EPS Graphics Format
Generally considered the best choice of graphics format for high resolution printing of illustrations, EPS (Encapsulated PostScript) can sometimes be a tricky format to work with, especially for those new to desktop publishing. Here you will find specifications, uses, and tips for the Encapsulated PostScript or EPS graphics file format including variations, how to create them, and how to troubleshoot EPS files.
EPS or .eps - Basics on Creating, Viewing, and Using EPS Files
What is the Encapsulated PostScript file format and how is it used in desktop publishing?
Embedded Paths vs. Alpha Channels
EPS images support embedded paths, frequently used as clipping paths to remove backgrounds or other portions of an image. This multi-part tutorial addresses how to create paths and use them in various page layout applications.
EPS Files in QuarkXPress
Although written specifically for QuarkXPress, this tutorial at Mike's Sketchpad contains pertinent information on how EPS files look on screen and white backgrounds in EPS files placed in page layout programs.
EPS Files, Fonts, and Colors
Mike's Sketchpad has advice on working with EPS files, including a few troubleshooting tips.
Understanding EPS
Tom Arah explains the importance of EPS for desktop publishing and how to use this format.