Does adding page compression to a table also compress existing indexes?

Question

I am creating a series of new tables that will have page level compression enabled.

Will this affect the indexes as well, or will I have to also specify compression when creating the indexes?

create table Message
(
  pk_Message   int identity  NOT NULL constraint PK_Message primary key,
  [Message]    varchar(900)  NOT NULL constraint UK_Message__Message unique,
  DateCreated  datetime      NOT NULL default getdate()
) with (data_compression = page)
go  

AS you can see in my example, I plan on creating a unique constraint on a rather large data type, and want to take advantage of compression.

Answer 1

From: http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/cc280449%28v=sql.105%29.aspx

The compression setting of a table is not automatically applied to its nonclustered indexes. Each index must be set individually.

Answer 2

Negative, if you open up your indexes, right click, go to storage, and compression. Notice that it shows "none" as the compression type.

Also, each partition needs to be compressed. By default the data and index files have only 1 partition though.