HT1800 why does macbook pro cannot add lexmark x4875 printer?

Hello! I have been having problems trying to connect my Lexmark x4875 to my macbook pro. Everytime I tried to add the printer, it kept giving me a message saying that it cannot find the software, so I went to the lexmark website and download the driver. Am I supposed to download something else aside from the printer driver? I'll appreciate any help.

Try to download the Lexmark driver update v2.9 from Apple: http://bit.ly/NBHon4
If it doesn't work, reset the printing system: http://bit.ly/TeaJzV
Then manually add a print queue: http://bit.ly/U9QKrA

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