Sure, there are solutions such as Timbuktu and VNC , but they require installing both a server and client. All they need to do is enter a URL with your IP address, a colon, and the port on which SnapperHead resides. The server preferences allow you to select which port SnapperHead resides on, with the default being 2000. You can also choose to log each viewing attempt, and also play a sound when a snapshot has been taken. The Snap Display preferences can help you balance image quality and performance.
Larger images look better, but take more time to send to the person on the other end.
This could be a concern if you are on a modem connection. Under OS 9, you also need to make sure that SnapperHead has been given enough RAM to capture the image. Finally, you can customize the HTML of the page which shows the image. This can be a time saving tool, especially for those who help support the Macs of friends and family. Share your desktop with the world, and give SnapperHead a try.