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Click here to download free trial version and learn more information about the program.
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The "Compression" tab is used to select
detailed compression modes; The interface is displayed below:
HTMLCompact offers the following compression modes:
"Compress BODY section": This will restrict compression to only
the code between the <BODY> and </BODY> tabs. Use this option
if you want to ensure that search engine spiders can read all the meta tags
between the <HEAD> and </HEAD> tags correctly.
"Compress entire page": Compress both BODY and HEAD section of
HTML files. When this mode is chosen, spiders will not be able to read all
meta tags between the <HEAD> and </HEAD> tags.
"Compress nothing ": This option will compress nothing in the
web page so that all original HTML source codes will be kept untouched.
Also if you want to make "Partial Compression" work, you should
choose this option.
HTMLCompact also offers two decoder options:
"Internal java script": With this option, the JavaScript decoder
will be placed within the compressed page.
"External java script: With this option, the JavaScript decoder will
be saved as an external JavaScript file "hc_decoder.js". Since
only one copy of external JavaScript file needed for multiple compressed
pages in a directory, this option will increase the compression ratio if
the pages you want to compress are relatively small in size. Note: To make
this option work, the generated JavaScript file "hc_decoder.js"
must be uploaded to your server.
By default when the compressed page is loaded, decompression progress (0%
~ 100%) will be shown on the status bar of web browser. If the "Don't
show decompression progress in status bar" is checked, no decompression
progress will be shown.
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