2394 Bitstream Speedo Fonts Font The Speedo fonts are a type of scalable font, created by Bitstream, Inc. The font was widely used in the disk operating system (DOS) era of computers, but has since became obsolete and is not used by any current software. Speedo was used on Atari ST, Falcon, in the XyWrite word processor, and in very early versions of WordPerfect and Microsoft Windows. It was then replaced by more popular font types like Type 1 fonts. Before Speedo was considered obsolete it was supported by the X Window System through the speedo module, and most Linux distributions had a Speedo font package, but support was removed from X in the X11R7.0 release in 2005. Speedo fonts include large international character set (over six hundred characters) and they are able to adapt their "pixels", "points", "horiz", "vert", and "avgwidth" XLFD values to match whatever value is requested by the X server. 180 The National Archives and Records Administration / The National Archives and Records Administration 06 Dec 2021 11/2023 (v.115)- Max-offset modified for BOF signature to allow for more exact signature identification. Internally researched. 14 Nov 2023 fmt/1569 PUID spd File extension 1912 Bitstream Speedo Fonts BOF; Offset: 100-300; Magic bytes: 'Copyright 1989-1991 by Bitstream Inc. All rights reserved' 1 Absolute from BOF 100 200 436F7079726967687420313938392D313939312062792042697473747265616D20496E632E20416C6C207269676874732072657365727665642E