To update a security software package that was distributed in mid-March, Apple released a new one overriding it. The new release, Security Update 2008-002 1.1, is for Mac OS X v10.5 Leopard.

This update solves the reported issue with Printer Settings in Aperture 2.0 under systems running Mac OS X v10.5.2. While Apple claims this update only addresses Aperture 2.0, previous updates have been packaged into it as well.

Macworld.com reports: "The update is only intended for those Macs running Mac OS X v10.5.2 with Aperture 2.0 and Security Update 2008-002 installed, or those Macs that have Mac OS X v10.5.2 but Security Update 2008-002 has not been installed."

In a somewhat related matter, Apple's website notes that "Security Updates released for Mac OS X are usually incorporated into the next Mac OS X Software Update. Security Updates may also available for software released independently from Mac OS X. Software Updates are packaged in a manner to keep systems secure. Security Updates are only offered to systems that need the update, and not to later versions that have incorporated the Security Update. For more information, see the Some, but not all, updates are displayed section of this document."

You can access information and details about this latest update from Apple here.