Upgrade from iChat 3.1.8 to 3.1.9 & enabling Screen Sharing options

Hello,
I am trying to help my best friend use her old mac with iChat and she does not have all the options available to her.
First of all, she has the following mac:
iMac G5
PowerMac 8,1
Mac OS X 10.4.11
iChat 3.1.8
I bought her a webcam with microphone so we could video chat and it works perfectly. It was the Rocketfish HD Webcam from BestBuy about $50.00 (http://rocketfishproducts.com/products/computers/RF-HDWEB.html).
We where able to video chat perfectly and we even used the video chat to chat 3-way with another friend using iChat.
When explaining all the features to her, I was trying to show her how to use the share-screen feature, but we realized she did not have that option available to her.
My questions are:
1) How to make this screen-sharing option available to her?
2) Does the upgrade to iChat 3.1.9 have that feature enabled? What does the 3.1.9 upgrade have that the 3.1.8 version doesn't? Where can I get this upgrade from? Is there a higher iChat 3 version other than 3.1.9?
3) Is there any way to upgrade her to iChat 4 or higher without having to upgrade her whole operating system?
4) Is there any free third party software that can enable her to share her screen using iChat 3?
Thank you for your help,
Melissa

Hi,
Re 1) Only by upgrading to iChat 4 or 5
Re 2) No. See 1) above.
Re 3) No. Each iChat version goes/comes with the OS involved. In fact it is particular about getting it's Updates when the OS is Updated. Reinstalling iChat from an Install Disk requires you run the COMBO OS Updater of the OS level you are at to update iChat to that level.
Re 4) YES http://www.pleasantsoftware.com/showmacster/
This comes with a set of preset pics that can be On or Off instead of the Video feed.
It has some other settings and one of these can be a section of the Screen as Video feed.
It has a demo to try and cost less than $20
It will do slide shows of Pics and Annotate single pics if you use the white board option.
Also try the Demo of this (it is cheaper as well).
It does not mention it in the blurb but it used to have a feature for changing the Video feed and this could be the Desktop (in fact if you didn't/don't delete it the default on Demo Expiry was/is to show the Desktop)
Both are compatible with each other.
Both warn you that they don't work in Snow Leopard (iChat 5 Can see the stuff they send OK)
NOTE:
It is a Display of her Screen only and is not interactive mouse wise from your end. As it is still a video chat you can talk her through things though.
Both will work up to iChat 4.0.9 which may give you the option of Installing for Demo-ing something to her.
10:48 PM Monday; August 16, 2010
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