Can't Print to Printer on the Network.

Sorry if this is a common problem, but I've looked at other posts and nothing has helped.
I have a HP Photosmart C5200 printer hooked up to a pc. I am trying to print from my silver Imac Dual 2.4. I have installed the drivers on the imac and entered the printer information and ip address for the printer in the print & fax add printer screen... It doesn't work. Is there a step by step instructions somewhere?
Thanks!
Nick

Hello Nick,
Having read some of the replies from Greg Sahli re HP printers on mixed networks, you may find your models driver only works for direct USB connections from the Mac. So you may have to look at using the hpijs driver set to get this printing. The following is a link to download the files.
http://www.linuxfoundation.org/en/OpenPrinting/MacOSX/hpijs
As stated on the page, you also need to download the Foomatic-RIP and Ghostscript for Mac OS X, which are available from the same page.
If this doesn't help then please reply. Greg might be able to help as I have little knowledge of HP printers/software.
PaHu

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