[Offtopic] Setting up a networked Laserwriter 16/600 with Windows 7 x64

I just finished building a new PC, and wanted to get my old workhorse-of-a-printer working again.  I seem to recall jumping through hoops last time, and thought I'd posted it here.  Nope!  So went digging, finally found good instructions... then realized, whilst printing the test page, that I was the one who'd written those instructions.  Color me pink!

Thanks to Alan Morris who I thanked 5 years ago... the instructions still work perfectly.

Thread from:
http://answers.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/forum/windows_7-hardware/adding-drivers-for-laserwriter-16600-ps-on-64-bit/1feb03c8-ea0b-46ea-9273-4da095897e23

Here's how.  (found the key, namely LP at http://www.tomshardware.com/forum/54859-3-apple-laserwriter-windows-vista-machine )

Part A (same as above):

downloaded XP pro x64

mounted ISO

Start->Run->"printui /s /t2"-> ctrl+shift+enter (to run as admin)

Add... -> x64-> Have Disk -> amd64\ntprint.inf -> Apple ->Laserwriter 16/600 PS

Then: Control Panel ->Devices and Printers, Add Printer, Add Local Printer, Create a New Port, Standard TCP/IP Port, Add the printer's IP address, (wait several minutes for it to time out), tell it Generic Network Card, (wait for it to time out again), Have Disk, choose the same NTPRINT.inf file as above, tell it to keep the current driver, finish.

Naturally, it appears to have loaded, but can't talk to the printer, though I can telnet to it.  Not to make it print to the network.

Part B: printing to it

Control Panel

Programs and Features

Turn Windows features on or off

Expand Print and Document Services

Check LPR Port Monitor

OK

Go to printer

Right-click->printer properties->Ports

Check the port you've set for the printer (the Standard TCP/IP Port), then click Configure Port

set port to 515 (do this first; it grays out when you set protocol).  Set protocol to LPR, Queue Name = lp (lowercase LP), LPR Byte Counting Enabled.

Note that this is FINICKY.  All these settings have to be just right.  If any of them are off, it won't work.