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AOL
Graphic Compression
When the AOL caching system detects that an object is an
image, it sends the image through a compression manager on the
AOL system network before caching it. Compression makes images
smaller for faster retrieval from the cache to members.
Members can individually disable AOL graphics compression, but
most choose to allow compression because it speeds up web page
delivery.
Determining Compressibility
In order for an image to be compressed, it must have the
following characteristics:
- The user must have
compression turned on.
- The object must be in the
BMP, GIF, JPEG, or Progressive JPEG format.
- The object size must be
between 1KB and 8 MB.
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