If you want this to be your default printer, check that box, then click Next. Choose Generic/PostScript first-if that doesn’t work, you can try again with PCL later.
In the Shared Printers section of this screen, you should see your shared Mac-connected printer.Launch it, then click Next to get to the Browse for Bonjour Printers screen. After installing Bonjour, you’ll find a new Bonjour Printer Wizard on your Windows desktop.If you need more help with the installation, Dan’s linked article above has more details. Switch to your virtual or real Windows machine, and download and install Bonjour for Windows.On the Sharing pane, check the box for Printer Sharing, and (if you have more than one locally-connected printer) check the box for the specific printer you’d like to share. Launch System Preferences and go to the Sharing pane.Make sure your printer works as expected in OS X.To print to your Mac-connected USB printer from Windows, here’s all you need to do:
But what if you don’t have a Bonjour-capable printer? It turns out that you can still use Bonjour to get the job done you just need to combine it with one additional Apple technology-printer sharing.
Dan Frakes wrote about one of the simplest, using Apple’s Bonjour to print to Bonjour-capable printers. If you need to print to a printer that’s connected to your Mac from Windows-either a dedicated PC or a virtual machine running under VMware Fusion or Parallels-there are many solutions for doing so.
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