In Windows Vista, when I compress files into zip files to save hard disk space, the size is almost the same? It doesn't matter what type I am compressing, I see no difference.
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Answer:
it does make a difference which type of file you are compressing I'm afraid. What are you trying to do?
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It should depend on what you are compressing. If it's jpg, mp3, mpeg, etc., those types are very highly compressed already, and another layer of added compression can sometimes *increase* their length. However, text files, html, doc, etc. should compress well.
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