Performance

In this dialog box, you specify an amount of cache for each type of information that is frequently used on a web. By specifying amounts of cache that are appropriate for the selected web, you can improve the web's response to user activities.

In-memory document cache

Enter the maximum number of documents whose property information, such as link maps and web parameters, you want to keep active in memory. This number represents the last <number you specify> documents you worked with. For example, if you specify 4096, then property information about the 4097th document will be released from memory.

Include file cache

Enter the number of files that you want to keep available in memory for inclusion in other files. For example, there might be header, footer, and copyright files that you want to include in some or all of a Web site's web pages.

Image file cache

Enter the number of image files in memory that the FrontPage Server Extensions can use to create layered pictures in web pages. For example, one file may consist of a background, another of a navigation button. The server extensions can compose a picture by adding the background to a web page and then overlaying the navigation button image. The picture can be composed faster if the component files are in a cache.

Full-text search index size

Enter the maximum amount of disk space that can be allotted for storing a full-text search index. After this amount is reached, no other pages on the Web site can be indexed (unless you increase this number).

Max cached document size

Enter the maximum size of a document that can be stored in memory. This size limit applies to include files, image files, and other files that may be stored in a cache.