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Reduce bandwidth useage up to 80 percent and make your web site more responsive with better load times.

For any folder on an NTFS volume, NTFSRatio shows the size and the compression rate of this folder and also of its subfolders. Compression and decompression can be done inside NTFSRatio with immediate review of the result. Print and export possible.

ZipEnable offers fine-grained management of IIS 6.0 built-in HTTP compression for reduced bandwidth, faster pages, and more efficient Windows 2003 Web servers. Static and dynamic compression for (X)HTML, ASP.Net, JavaScript, CSS, ColdFusion, and PHP

MSCGZip is GZip compression/decompression component. It allows you compress and decompress data and files using standard well-known Gzip data compression engine.

JPEG Compression Wizard is a powerful but easy to use Windows software which is specially developed for users to compress, resize and optimize digital images.

Kuaizip has a very fast Zip algorithm for compression & extraction with Fast Drag and Drop, High Speed Archiving, and Multi-core compression. It handles the most popular compression formats, including Zip, 7z, Rar, and so on.

MetaCompress packs requested content of a web site on-the-fly. This increases your site's accessibility for users who have a slow dial up connection and speed ups the loading of pages on your site in general.

Open and view archives, compress files, back up, and upload to rapidshare, ftp, or box.net with only one program. AverZip has everything you need in a compression tool.

Port80's httpZip Microsoft IIS Web server software accelerates sites, speeds up Web-based apps, and reduces bandwidth costs dramatically. HTTP compression shrinks the size of common Web files safely and automatically provides browser compatibility.

This PDF library makes it easy to compress PDF files in C#. The library provides a simple API that allows developers to compress PDF files with just a few lines of code. You can compress a PDF file by simply calling the CompressImages() method.