SilverNetworks has released an update for Spy, bringing it to version 1.1. Spy is a remote screen viewing utility designed for eye-dropping in on what a person is doing or viewing on a Mac. The update features several enhancements including a Spy server listing feature and bug fixes. According to SilverNetworks:
SilverNetworks today released a significant update to itis remote screen capture tool, Spy.
Spy allows you to run a small server on your Mac, that when accessed by any normal Web browser, allows people to see your screen, as well as information about your Macintosh. But it doesnit stop there - they can look at a normal static image, or they can look at your screen, live, in real-time!
Spy v1.1 adds the unique ability to list your Spy server on the Spy tracker. When this URL is loaded in any Web browser, a list of all the Spy servers listing on the tracker are seen, and can be accessed.
Other new features in Spy v1.1 include external file serving via the built-in web server, a Mac OS X dock menu that makes frequently used commands even easier to access, a closable Log window, Simple or Advanced logging choices, an External IP address window, improved graphics, and many bug fixes.
You can find more information about the Spy update at the SilverNetworks Web site. Spy 1.1 is available as freeware.