Browse Active Directory printers

I have a G4 powerbook and am now doing some work in a windows environment. There are seceral printers here that use Active Directory. When I try to add a printer, they do not show up in the browser. How do I browse the network to find these printers?
I can log on to share network drives etc.
Many thanks
Jerry

All I need to do now is work out why the printer
driver doesn't work correctly.
Which printer are you trying to use?
It may work with a third-party driver such as the HPIJS drivers or the Gimp-Print drivers, but this is not the case with all printers.
iFelix

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