First of all hello Ali and welcome to all things digital and hybrid!!!
I am not 100% sure what you are asking but I will try.  Hybrid is a mix of traditional paper and digital elements.  Now this could be something simple like manipulating a photo in Photoshop and then printing it off for your layout or to the extreme like printing off a digital layout and adding traditional paper embellishments like ribbon, buttons, rubons etc.  Now if you are looking in a magazine then the credits should also be there...so if you see something like Dotted paper from Festival Kit - Shabby Princess then that means somewhere on the layout/project the person used digital paper.  Am I helping at all?

OMG Cindy and the rest of the gang!! Thank you so much for making my article look so great!!  I love it and my grandma will love seeing it as well!!!! THANK YOU!!!

I want to see it NOW lol  I have no patience lol

So has anyone got the print version of the mag in their mailbox yet???

The cover looks AWESOME for the new issue!  Love Julie Ann's smiling face!  Great job guys!

I have been using it for the past few weeks and I LOVE it.  I will always be a photoshop girl but this program makes things sooooo easy.  The only thing I am not happy with is the drop shadows...has the same feel as PSE to me but what I have been doing if I don't like the shadow is save the layout as a .psd in ACDSee and then open it up in Photoshop and apply my drop shadows.  Works great!!

I tried something new for my brushes...so far it has worked ok but I know there must be another simpler way to do this. lol Anyways I downloaded all my brushes and put them in one folder (unzipped of course).  I wrote down all the brushes and the proper credits on a piece of paper that I keep right by the keyboard.  Now when I open up a brush I can can reference the name on my sheet of paper and give proper credit.  I also make sure that when I start a new layout that I start with only the default brushes.

I guess this could be posted in the PSE thread as well but anyways lol what I wanted to know is how everyone keeps track of their brushes so that proper credit can be given AND they are easy to find when you want to use them.  I have a HEAP of brushes and of course the file names are never useful to me so I have started renaming them so I can keep track of them.  What do YOU do?