If you are in a corporate world and wanted to play around with your IP printer. Here's some walk-through to get it setup and ready for everybody's access.
Have the Printer's IP ready before you proceed:
1. Click Start, Settings, Printers
2. Click Add Printer
3. From Add Printer Wizard, click Next
4. Click Local Printer, (uncheck Automatically detect!) click Next
5. Click Create a new port, click select type to Standard TCP/IP Port. Click Next
6. Click Next on printer wizard
7. type in the IP address. (leave port name alone). Click Next
8. Click Finish
9. Select the manufacturer and printer model, click Next
10. (it might ask you if you want to keep existing driver, YES). click Next
11. Change the printer name if you want to. Click Next
12. Click Next on printer sharing. (Do not share)
13. Click Yes or no for a test page, click Next
14. Click Finish.. DONE
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