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Yes, NTFS in Windows XP Professional supports file compression. Users can compress individual files or entire folders, reducing the amount of disk space they occupy. This feature is useful for managing storage, especially on systems with limited disk capacity. However, it may slightly impact system performance when accessing compressed files.

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