Windows 7 & Snow Leopard : Printer Sharing


  1. anpak
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    Windows 7 & Snow Leopard : Printer Sharing


    hi,
    i've 2 computers :
    1)Windows 7 , with Usb Printer
    2) Macbook with Snow Leopard
    the computers are connected via ethernet to HUG.

    if I use windows Xp , printer and documents sharing is OK (mac see win and viceversa).

    if I use windows 7 , sharing is not OK ( mac can't see win and viceversa).

    how can I do?
    the workgroup (of course) is the same...I've turned on sharing on the printer...what else??
    thanks a lot
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  3. WalkerA WinTeam
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    Hi anpak,

    Hopefully you've gotten this resolved, but in case not - try this tutorial and let me know if it helps at all: Printer Sharing Windows 7 and Snow Leopard 10.6 | BentleyPC - Call 404-702-2865 - We Offer Same Day Computer Repairs

    Cheers,

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