New computer and connecting printer

Hi I have just bought a ne laptop, I have been trying to connect my HP photosmart 6150 all in one printer to it but I get an error message saying that the system does not support the printer install. Please advise how to install the printer on my new laptop.
Thanks

The previous number should have read 6510 not 6150.

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http://support.apple.com/kb/ht1535
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