Officejet 6000 printing problems

No error code displays but when printing wirelessly from Excell a message is displayed that the document failed to print and lists the reason could be one of a few things... Like, your printer may be offline, or memory issues....
This only happens in excell 2007... Word and everything else is fine. Running Windows Vista, up to date drivers and everything, office 2007.
Also: Can't connect to printer wirelessly unless it's pluged into a computer on my network. Is that normal?

OK, but are there any patches to fix the problem?  
The fact that all other programs print fine tells me it is not a Microsoft or Apple or HP problem, but an Intuit problem.
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