Wireless connection to HP officejet d145

I have a Linksys wireless router and print server working fine for my PC. The iMac links wirelessly to the router but not to the print server. I can get the iMac to ping the printserver but it just prints garbage. There was no print driver for the d145 listed so I downloaded one from HP. It works using a USB cable but not wirelessly. Apple says I'm out of luck. HP says its not their problem. Linksys too. Any ideas?

Hi,
Based on its specs, it has:
Connectivity, standard
1 USB (2.0); 1 Ethernet; 1 Wireless 802.11g/b; 2 memory card slots; 1 RJ-11 fax
How do you connect it to your laptop ? Depending on you existing hardware, you can connect many printers on your network(s) to your laptop.
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Bob and Jane
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Hi rtaw,
Welcome to the HP Forums!
I understand that you cannot scan to computer, and that you are losing wireless connectivity, with your HP Officejet pro 8600 Plus. I am happy to help you with this issue!
Please take a look through this wireless guide. Printer Does Not Maintain Wireless Connection.
For the scanning, please see this guide. A 'Connection Error' or 'No Computer Detected' Error Message Displays during Scanning.
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Hi,
You can setup as shown on page #7 of tyhe following guide:
http://www.hp.com/ctg/Manual/c00389927.pdf
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BH
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