I converted all my js files to gzip files.
Not necessary. Just enable gzip compression in your IIS settings. This article provides detailed information on how to do this. This discussion discusses how to confirm that the settings have been successfully applied.
The second thing is How can I call a gzip file on My Asp.net pages as well
Compression can be enabled for static and / or dynamic files. ASPX pages are considered dynamic; enabling dynamic compression of content will cause them to be gzip'd before they are served by a compatible user agent.
To check, you can use a tool, for example http://gtmetrix.com/ , which will warn about uncompressed resources.
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