samba - Sep 2001 - Installing a Samba-Printer on a Windows 2000 Client !??? (BUG?)

Can anyone help me with the following problem? (PLEASE!!)

Situation:
I am using Samba 2.2 with SuSE Linux 7.2 (Kernel 2.4) and a Windows 2000 Client.
It is no problem to see the shared files and printer, which is a HP Deskjet
930C, in the network environment and the windows explorer.
The printer is installed and can be used with linux. It is now supposed to be
used as a network printer with the windows 2000 client.
 
By double-clicking on the printer (installed as lp-raw), windows tells me that
there has to be a driver installed first and opens a dialog box to locate the
printer's .INF file.
I tried different locations there, all with different versions of a HP Deskjet
930C driver. The first one is an one year old original from hp. the second one
ist the newest one from the hp homepage. I also tried to use the driver
information from the Windows 2000 CD (Professional AND Server!!)

Problem:
After confirmig the path to the .INF file, an error box opens with a message,
that the driver is not compatible or not available with the current version of
windows.
(It's the same error box, that appears, when you point to another hardware
.INF file (i.e. a Monitor's .INF file) and therefore contains no printer
information).
That also happens, when I'm using the Windows internal driver
(\WINNT\INF\NTPRINT.INF)

I also tried another driver with linux, but same result...
I also tried to do a completely new windows 2000 software installation (after
format c:), but same result...
I use one of the drivers for the deskjet as a local printer with windows 2000 -
with no problems!

Solution:
Could it possibly be a bug in samba 2.2 software or is it a windows 2000
problem?
Can anybody please help me, because I didn't find any adequate information
concerning this problem...

Thank you, Klaus!

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