Olympus Digital Camera with HP 950PSC printer

Hi there.. i have a IMac G4 flat panel, the pod design.
I just bought a Olympus Camedia X-550 Digital camera... I have a HP 3-in-one printer, scanner, copier, fax. It is model PSC 950.
I know that the Olympus takes a xD memory card. Can those be used for the HP PSC 950? If not.. is there some adaptor i can use.
I don't have the printer hooked up with the computer yet.. as i don't have room for everything on my computer table.
Of course I'd like to download picture onto my computer too.. but don't want them to hog all my memory.. or worse lose them altogether should the computer crash... Wouldn't it be wise to put these photos onto CD disc and can these be the same type of CD disc that i use to burn my music CD's?
thanks for your time

When you print, there is a setup dialogue. Select "Page Setup" then your printer should show up in the drop-down box, click "Properties" you should see three tabs. click on advanced and uncheck the box for automatic enhancement. Keep pluggin' away, we'll find something eventually.

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