> Compression is supported by todays standards. With CERN httpd 3.0 and
> Netscape 1.1 at least, if you try to access a URL that is mapped to
> filename.html on the server's filesystem, and the server only finds
> filename.html.gz, the server will send the compressed file and set
> content-encoding to x-gzip. Netscape understands how to decode
> x-gzip and does that before handling the content.
So conversely, would filename.wrl.gz be handled in the same way? I know
it isn't by default- can this be externally implemented?
BCnU
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