Printer is linked to my desktop as well as my laptop. Works from desktop fine. From laptop, I have to touch my desktop keyboard and it prints, otherwise status says offline (laptop) HELP !!

Here's the PDF Manual link, if you have a printer just print it, or save it to your Laptop by right clicking on the link and save as or save link as (whatever name) to your desktop or downloads folder.

http://www.lpmanual.com/manuals/acer/Acer_CB3-111.pdf

Hope it works out for you.

Here's the link to the Lexmark website for the available Lexmark X1150 drivers: http://bit.ly/9fE1Q9. Click on the Microsoft or Macintosh dropdown to choose the version of your computer's operating system. Then download and install the software. Hope this helps.

Is your printer wireless?

as no one has answered this I will give it a go .
Check or download the latest printer driver for whatever operating system the laptop is running.
Could be a dhcp server clash from the wi fi print server and the link sys router . Check there are two DCHP servers and if there are deactivate on and use the other .
check the ip addresses in use on the laptop and on the desktop and the printer. make sure subnet mask are all the same but ip addresses are unique but within the network range. eg 198.168.0.2 - 198.168.0.254 and subnet mask 255.255.255.0
or 10.0.0.2 - 10.0.0.254
check the ip address for print server is different to the ip address for the router and make sure DCHP range does not clash with router assigned ip addresses .

Hello,
The printer drivers must be installed on each computer. If computer A runs XP, you must install driver for XP on computert A; If machine B runs Vista, then you must install printer drivers for Vista on machine B.

Hope it helps.

This is probably the Software Firewall on your laptop

you should probably tell your firewall software that you have an internal network (Laptop-desktop-printer) you should add the IP range of the wireless network as a trusted network.

heres a link for drivers for your machine.....download the proper driver for each individual system and run setup application

http://www.kodak.com/global/mul/service/downloads/DownloadLookup.jhtml?pq-path=9106&product=EKN033540

connect the printer to the router install the printer driver choose network printer it will then go off and find the printer and assign an IP address and make it availble for printing

What are your operating systems on the two pc's? Vista can not use the standard drivers for X86 devices.

Apple's troubleshooting guide for OS9 can be found here:
http://docs.info.apple.com/article.html?artnum=106912