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I found the answer here:-
http://social.answers.microsoft.com/Forums/en-US/w7hardware/thread/bd43f9f6-e231-484f-a3b8-e06afeee7c7e
This post says:-
The 32bit driver name is different than the 64bit driver name. You will need to create a Local Port which will basically copy the print formated data to the xpmachine share.
Here's the KB how to perform this task
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/282842
on Windows 7
Add Printer
Local Printer
Add Local Port
XPMACHINEprintersharename (Make the share name one word or you have to "" quote the whole thing)
Select the driver installed when you connected the device to USB
complete the wizard
print test page.
Other items that I had to look up was getting an error when trying: cannot connect to printer 0x00004005
