C5180 shared over the network...

I have a mac and a desktop pc (windows xp) working with each other...the printer was connected to an airport router and both computer were able to communicate with the printer...i bought a new laptop runnning windows xp but i cannot seem to work it out the way it set up the other two computers..
any ideas?
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Hi Mike
Thanks for getting back to me about this. I have put together a demo of network-published shared variables and have tested it here in the office this morning.
Instructions
Open Publish and Subscribe.lvproj on both the server and client computer
On the server PC, right-click Shared Data.lvlib and select Deploy
On the client PC, right-click the Stop shared variable and select Properties
Select Enable Aliasing. Under Bind to, select PSP URL
Click Browse... and navigate to <Computer Name>»Shared Data.lvlib»Stop
Repeat steps 3-5 for the Data shared variable
On the server PC, run the Publisher VI
On the client PC, run the Server VI
Use the Stop button on the Subscriber (Client).vi to stop both VIs.
Hope this helps!
Regards,
Peter D
Attachments:
Publisher and Subscriber.zip ‏21 KB

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