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QuickViewer Ver. 3.17E ReadMe■ Index■ Introduction■ Restrictions■ Basic Operations■ Introduction
QuickViewer is an application that uses a SEGA development target todisplay what is on the Macintosh monitor.
With QuickViewer, the user can quickly confirm the display of images on
the TV screen of the SATURN target box, regardless of the image typecreated by the various Macintosh applications.

■ Restrictions
Version 3.17E is compatible with the following SEGA development
targets:
1. SATURN Target Model-S Graphics Box

2. SATURN Cartridge Development System (abbr. CartDev)

Please refer to the target manuals for precautions when connecting thetarget box.

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■ Basic Operations
The following dialog box is displayed at startup. Select the desired
development target and the display mode. Click "OK" after making theselections.

"High Resolution" is enabled when the SATURN CartDev is connected.
Each H size display is doubled when High Resolution mode is selected.

The following window is displayed when communication between theMacintosh and the target box is successful.

Click inside the QV window to display the image from the target display
area on the Macintosh monitor screen, to the target TV screen.

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To change the target display area, follow the procedure described below:
1. Drag the mouse pointer from the inside of the QV window to theoutside.
2. A target display area, the size of the target TV screen size, is displayedwith dotted lines. Move that area to the desired position.
3. Release the mouse button to set the target display area.

The display can be updated automatically by using a background task.
Follow the procedure described below.
1. Select "Auto-update Setup" to display the following dialog box:

2. Select the automatic transfer interval from the pop-up menu.
Note that the Macintosh may become overloaded when the automatictransfer interval is too short.

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Quick View 3.17E Release Notes■ Index■ Information on version upgrade from 3.1→3.17E■ Restrictions■ Notes■ Information on version upgrade from 3.1→3.17E◆ Several problems have been eliminated.
◆ Supports SATURN Cartridge Development System■ Restrictions◆ Version 3.17E supports the following SEGA Development targets:
1. SATURN Target Model-S Graphics Box
2. SATURN Cartridge Development System (abbr. CartDev)◆ Refer to the target manuals for precautions when connecting the target
box.
◆ Normal operation is not guaranteed if another application has been
started up on the development target (including a copied version of theQuick Viewer). Do not start up the Quick Viewer while anotherapplication is connected to the development target.
Also, do not connect other applications to the development target while
Quick Viewer is in use. To start up another application during Quick
Viewer use, click "Cancel" in the "Select Target" dialog box that isdisplayed at startup.
However, the above may not apply if multiple development targets areconnected using different ID's.
■ Notes
1. Note that the Macintosh may become overloaded when theautomatic transfer interval is too short.
2. The high resolution mode may only be used during SATURN
CartDev use.