Installing my printer hp psc2500 wireless to my new macbook pro air

I am able to use printer by connecting it with a USB cord but cannot get my wireless network to connect. I use AT&T U-Verse. thank you

Does the printer show up on the left side when you go to System Preferences > Print & Scan?
If YES then I would highlight your printer name on the left, then go to the bottom of that window and hit the "-" sign to remove it. Then hit "+" and see if the computer can find the appropriate driver for the printer.
Also there are very specific steps in the Setup Guide. Did you follow them exactly? You're not supposed to connect the printer to anything until Step 5.

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