Merge branch 'master' of https://github.com/ImminentFate/CompactGUI

Author: Iridium-IO

README.md

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 The compression used by compact.exe is similar to the built-in NTFS compression in that it is transparent. Compressed files and programs can still be accessed as if nothing has changed and show up in Explorer as they normally would — they'll just be decompressed on the fly at runtime. However, the newer algorithms used by Compact are much more efficient. 
 
 ## Installation
+**Note: Proceed with caution if your system language is *not* English. There are [potential issues](https://github.com/ImminentFate/CompactGUI/wiki/Important-Information#localization-issues-40) that may crop up if your language is set to anything else.** 
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+**Note2: If the folder you're selecting has symbols anywhere in its name, this may not work. An example is Hitman [#88](https://github.com/ImminentFate/CompactGUI/issues/88), the program will default to compressing the folder its currently in because the `cd` command fails. A fix is in the works, but for now, click "Check compression" on games with symbols in the path before actually compressing!.** 
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 Download the standalone program from [Github Releases](https://github.com/ImminentFate/CompactGUI/releases)
 
 ## Uses
 Use this tool to: 
 - Compress program folders (e.g. Adobe Photoshop: 1.71 GB --> 886 MB)
 - Compress game install folders (e.g. Portal 2: 11.8 GB --> 7.88 GB)
 - Compress any other folder on your computer. 
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+<h3 align="center"><b>See the <a href="https://github.com/ImminentFate/CompactGUI/wiki/Compression-Results:-Games">Wiki</a> for a list of <img src="https://img.shields.io/badge/Games-732-blue.svg"> and <img src="https://img.shields.io/badge/Programs-47-blue.svg"> that have been tested</b></h3>
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-**See the [Wiki](https://github.com/ImminentFate/CompactGUI/wiki/Game-and-Program-Compression-Tests) for more games and programs that I've tested**
 
 For most modern computers there will be no (or very little) performance loss. Those with older HDDs may even see a decent performance gain in the form of reduced loading times as the smaller files means it takes less time to read programs and games into RAM.