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Vista 32-bit machine won't allow Vista 64-bit machine to connect
I have a 32-bit desktop hooked up to a printer. All I want to do is be able
to print to it from a 64-bit laptop in the house, but the 64-bit machine says that it can't connect to the 32-bit machine. However, I can view the shared files from the 64-bit machine from the 32-bit machine. There are no 3rd party firewalls on either machine, and I've tried basically every option. What am I missing? 
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