Connecting HP Laserjet 1010HB with Macbook Pro via D-Link Network!?

Question

Good evening,
I have a MacBook Pro and I want to be able to print via WiFi.
The Printer is hosted by a Windows Computer via D-Link Router Network
My sister who has a Windows Laptop is able to print.
I read about Bonjour but this seems to be a software for windows computers
to print with a Networkprinter hosted by an Apple-PC.
I need exactly the opposite.
Host: Windows 7 (D-Link Router DIR-655)
Me: OS X 10.6.7
I tried to use Shareport Utility but without success.
Shareport doesn't show the Printer.
 > system settings > print and fax > + > doesn't work. What settings should I use? LPD, IPP, HP Jet direct socket.
And the driver: We got a HP Laserjet 1010HB -> HP Laserjet 1010, HP Laserjet 1010 v2 Gutenprint, HP Laserjet 1012, v2  1012 gutenprint.
How ever I don't know what to do.
And I will certainly NOT buy any additional Airport thing of Apple or they can **** ***** ****** ** ***** **** and I will **** ***** **** ****
Hope you can help me.
cheers

Answer 1

Thanks for the feedback LilyLC. I too have gone through all of your steps and a host of others. Still with no luck. No problems at all with my Airport Express, but still no way to keep up a connection with my DIR-655 via WIFI N. I tried all of the steps with each firmware version too. I've given up at this point. I want the 2 months of my life back that I spent troubleshooting this mess. At least Apple could acknowledge this and say we are on it, and that it isn't only "in our heads."
/begin rant/
I think that Apple needs to do some re-evaluating of their software release schedule/quality control. At this point I would rather wait and have them get it right then put out subpar updates and fall into the downward spiral pattern of "the rest of them". My confidence has been shaken and I've been a mac fan since the beginning. I just want Apple to split off the iPod/Phone/TV etc. into its own division and to get back on track with the Mac line starting now. We need this stuff to work to make a living and this takes a higher priority in my mind than new twiddle apps on the iPhone.
I do own two iPods and an iPhone but would chuck them in a river to get Leopard working solidly with the majors like Adobe, Extensis, Epson, as well as stable networking, syncing and backups. Apple really has their hands full at this point with a large list of bugs. I really wish them well but can't say I'm in the least bit happy as a consumer at this point. For the first time in a long time I feel sheepish when answering whether or not I'd recommend a Mac, and that hurts me deeply for some reason.
/end rant/