Add printer shared from Mac

I have a printer that I shared from my Mac. The printer is a Canon iP3000.
I need to add the printer as a postscript printer and not using the driver
supplied by Canon. Can anyone help?

jiv3_99 wrote:
> I have a printer that I shared from my Mac. The printer is a Canon iP3000.
> I need to add the printer as a postscript printer and not using the driver
> supplied by Canon. Can anyone help?

Do you already have file sharing between the Mac and Vista set up correctly?


Malke
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"jiv3_99" <> wrote in message
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>I have a printer that I shared from my Mac. The printer is a Canon iP3000.
> I need to add the printer as a postscript printer and not using the driver
> supplied by Canon. Can anyone help?

What's the problem you are actually having? I believe there is a generic
postscript print driver in Windows.

The Mac will need to have windows sharing turned on (system preferences \
Sharing), and the printer will need to be shared for Windows networking,
which I think can be set via sharing again, or possibly under Print & Fax.

Malke,
Yes, I have file and printer sharing turned on correctly. I can see the
printer but I need to know how to add it as a PostScript printer.

Thanks

"Malke" wrote:

> jiv3_99 wrote:
> > I have a printer that I shared from my Mac. The printer is a Canon iP3000.
> > I need to add the printer as a postscript printer and not using the driver
> > supplied by Canon. Can anyone help?
>
> Do you already have file sharing between the Mac and Vista set up correctly?
>
>
> Malke
> --
> Elephant Boy Computers
> www.elephantboycomputers.com
> "Don't Panic!"
> MS-MVP Windows - Shell/User
>

I have file and printer sharing turned on and I can see the printer in Vista.
I need help getting it added as a PostScript printer instead of using the
Canon driver.

Thanks.

"Robert Moir" wrote:

>
> "jiv3_99" <> wrote in message
> news:476DE2FB-24BF-4C19-BFEF-...
> >I have a printer that I shared from my Mac. The printer is a Canon iP3000.
> > I need to add the printer as a postscript printer and not using the driver
> > supplied by Canon. Can anyone help?
>
> What's the problem you are actually having? I believe there is a generic
> postscript print driver in Windows.
>
> The Mac will need to have windows sharing turned on (system preferences \
> Sharing), and the printer will need to be shared for Windows networking,
> which I think can be set via sharing again, or possibly under Print & Fax.
>
>
>