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<card id="main" title="03: Limits">

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WAP limits
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According to Wikipedia, some WAP microbrowsers crash if a single
deck exceeds 1 KB, but notes those were considered broken even at
the time.
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TutorialsPoint recommends that the sum of a WML file plus the
WBMP image on screen should not exceed 1.5 KB.
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WBMP files should not exceed a width of 80px for safety.
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For data transmission economy reasons, one should strive to create
small and efficient files at all times regardless of limits.
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<a href="02-wbmp.wml">02: WBMP</a><br/>
<a href="04-pagination.wml">04: Pagination</a><br/>
<a href="#glossary">Glossary</a><br/>
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<card id="glossary" title="Glossary for C-03">

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<u>Byte</u>: a unit made of 8 bits, the bits inside can
have any combination of 0s and 1s. This is how computers store
and use data.
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<u>KB</u>: Kilobyte, or 1024 <b>bytes</b>.
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<u>Pixel</u>: one single dot in the screen. A screen is just a
grid of pixels.
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<a href="#main">Exit glossary</a>
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