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Summary
Name	Daisy-Dot Font File
Version	III
Other names
Identifiers	PUID: fmt/1547
Family
Classification	Font
Disclosure
Description	Daisy-Dot is a text processing program written by Roy Goldman for the Atari line of computers enabling dot-matrix printers to utilise near letter quality (NLQ) printing technology. Three versions of Daisy-Dot were released between 1987 and 1990. A number of Daisy-Dot font files are pre-packaged with the text processor while others can be user-generated using the Daisy-Dot font editor. Daisy-Dot I and II fonts can be identified by the ASCII signature '3' followed by 0x9B.
Orientation
Byte order
Related file formats	None.
Technical Environment
Released
Supported until
Format Risk
Developed by	None.
Supported by	None.
Source	The National Archives and Records Administration / The National Archives and Records Administration
Source date	08 Nov 2021
Source description
Last updated	08 Nov 2021
Note	http://fileformats.archiveteam.org/wiki/Daisy-Dot_font https://atariage.com/forums/topic/291455-daisy-dot-source-code/ http://infolab.stanford.edu/~royg/work/index.html http://85.11.68.68/stuff/collections/PoolDisk%20Too/CD2/UMICH/TEXT/PRINTING/DDOT2/ https://ia601000.us.archive.org/20/items/DaisyDotIIIUsersGuide/Daisy_Dot_III_Users_Guide.pdf http://docplayer.net/210522943-Daisy-dot-iii-copyright-1990-by-roy-goldman.html