Problems printing to LPT1 from DOS programs in windows 7

Hello
I'm having problems connecting a Epson Lx-300 II to a computer (desktop) without parallel print port, the environment is:
Windows 7 starter
Epson printer Lx-300 II connected via usb adapter
Old DOS program that just prints to LPT1 ports
I have done the following: install the printer, print the test page, as the programs need the LPT1 I share the printer (short name Lx300), then I tried to connect to the lpt1 port via DOS command net use (net use lpt1: \\caja\Lx300) but it ask me a password,
and no matter what password I give it return an error incorrect password.
I've read that Microsoft blocked out this port for security reason, I've done this procedure many times with xp, 2000, milenium, it works fine, but this windows resist.
I just don't know what else to do, I'll apreciate any help.
M.A.M.

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