I am trying to add a network printer to my new Windows 7, home edition, 64 bit laptop. - Printer: Epson Stylus CX4200, connected to the mac via USB (local printer on that host) - Mac: Tiger OS, printer sharing, file sharing, and web sharing have been enabled there. - Have downloaded and tried both 64 bit and 32-bit drivers from Epson Suppport When adding a new printer from the W7 system, the Mac printer is recognized. Further configuration on the 64-bit driver provides a nearly instant error message, 0x000006f7. When using the 32-bit driver, I get error 0x00000214 at the same juncture (incompatible driver). I've attempted the solution that Arthur Xie provided with no luck yet. That solution is to basically place the printer on a Local Port, but provide a network address and destination printer name. This still fails. So, back to the original question, How can I configure the W7, 64-bit system to print to the Mac print queue? Any help is greatly appreciated!

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Thanks for the pointers. I've downloaded Bonjour and ran the wizard on my W7 Laptop. No go. The wizard sees the remote printer and tries to configure it. Ultimately I get an error message "You do not have sufficient access to your computer to connect to the selected printer". I am able to seemlessly connect to the Mac's file share, and the print sharing service has been activated on the mac. Still no go. Do you have a plan "B" in mind? Any help is greatly appreciated! - Brad

Have you downloaded the latest Windows 7 64bit driver? Epson Stylus CX4200 All-in-One Printer Important Note: Microsoft provides third-party contact information to help you find technical support. This contact information may change without notice. Microsoft does not guarantee the accuracy of this third-party contact information. The downloaded file should be a driver pack. You can extract the pack. Then follow the steps to add the printer, For your convenience I include the steps below. 1. Click Start, click Control Panel and double click Devices and Printers.2. Click Add a Printer. 3. Select "Add a local printer". 4. Select "Create a new port". Choose "Local Port" as the type of the port. 5. In the box "Enter a port name", type the address as the following format. \\[IP address of the host computer]\[The Share Name of the printer] Then click Next. 6. In this step you can click the button Have Disk, and locate to the correct *.inf file from the folder that you extracted from the downloaded driver pack. 7. Finish the installation.Arthur Xie - MSFT