Shared Printers 2003 vs 98

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Hi everybody,

I'm facing a little problem, I have a Windows 2003 server with a generic
text only printer shared on it. When I'm going to print form a Windows XP
host everything is ok, whereas if I print from a Windows 98 host it shows me
the printer as it was offline, while in the Windows XP host is online...

Any suggestion?
Your help will be appreciated

Thanx,
Lorenzo Scaranari
.

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