1) Concatenate the .js files: I use the copy command; however, it adds some extra characters that later need to be removed for YUI Compressor to work. It does the trick for now though.
2) Compress the files: YUI Compressor is the best choice. For it to work correctly I had to use the --charset flag.
3) Set the content expiration date (using IIS). In my case I set it to expire after 20 days.
4) Finally, enable gzip compression. At first I thought I would need to gzip the files, but it turns out that II5 does this for you. Setting it up is not really straight-forward, check out the section Scenario 1 of this article for IIS 5.0 instructions.
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