Of all the improvements that Snow Leopard offers corporate users, native Exchange compatibility is by far the most obvious. And unlike configuring Microsoft’s own Entourage, a long-standing complaint among corporate IT staff, how one configures Exchange accounts in Snow Leopard is fairly obvious as well. That said, it’s also the single most requested topic we’ve received since Snow Leopard was first announced, and the subject of our very first 10.6 article.

Most Windows users have learned the hard way not to update more than they have to. After all, you never know what the newest fix might break. But when Microsoft issued the Office 2008 for Mac 12.1.3 Update, including “fixes for vulnerabilities that an attacker can use to overwrite the contents of a computer’s memory”, that sure sounded to Mac users like an update they shouldn’t wait on.