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Try this option as well. (In the past, I had to install ghostscript drivers, and lpr ports to get this to work)
. Install the printer drivers on your Mac.
2. Click the Apple icon and go to System Preferences > Print and Fax.
3. Under the printer list, look for the button with the plus sign and click that. This will pop up the Add printer dialog box.
4. Click IP Printer.
5. Fill the boxes using the following specs. In the items below, the values in bold represent sample names. Substitute your own computer names and printer names.
Protocol: Line Printer Daemon - LPD
Address: MyComputer
[Note: Do not add slashes. Just put the computer name. You may also use the IP address of the shared computer, but this is not recommended, specially if you use dynamic hosting or DHCP.]
Queue: MyPrinter
[Note: This is the shared name of your printer. You should find this in your Windows computer by looking at the properties of your shared printer]
Name: [The system will automatically fill this in.]
Location: Optional
Print Using: [This is where you enter your select your printer's model number. If you installed the driver beforehand, you should see it in the list. If the drivers are not available, try using Generic Postscript Printer].
6. Close and try to test print.
If this does not work out, you may try to install Gutenprint