I realize we are working with two different platforms, but I think Windows could learn something from Mac printer sharing.
What would that be, set your printer to share and then find it network neighborhood.
Of the two machines, pc and mac which *could* share the others printer?
Take a look see through the links I posted weeks ago and enjoy reading through the wonders that have been x-platform printing under OS X.
You may even uncover a gem about the Jetdirect and 10.2. We wont mention the mess having macs on a network used to create.
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