saving bandwitdh?

[Matthew Sergeant (EML)]

> -----Original Message-----
> From:	Kay Michael [SMTP:Michael.Kay at icl.com]
> 
> (Having said that, I have just found myself designing an XML document with
> one-character tags for download to the browser, and it does make a
> difference. So I have some sympathy with the argument. But standards are
> standards, and by definition they can't suit everybody).
> 
	Both "main" browsers support gzip encoding - which with a decent web
server you can do on the fly, and often at less cost than you might think
compared to the saved transmission times.

	Matt.

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