Apple has released Bonjour for Windows 1.0.2 Update. With Bonjour for Windows, you can easily network your Windows computer to an existing network or create instant networks of multiple devices without any additional network configuration.
This update is recommended for all Bonjour users to improve usability and compatibility.
It includes fixes for:
– Improves compatibility with Mac OS X Printer Sharing
– Fixes “Error 1920” installation issue that could occur if Norton Internet Security was present or Windows Management Instrumentation (WMI) service was disabled
– Improves compatibility with Norton Internet Security
– Improves connectivity with DNS relays in certain third-party routers
– Fixes an issue that could cause “You do not have sufficient access to your computer ” error when adding new printers
– Addresses compatibility issues with certain third-party VPN clients
– Installation of Bonjour no longer requires a restart
More info and download link (2.95MB) here.
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Yah, I love forward progress, beats the alternative. If you can’t beat Windows, make it better by infiltrating with superior Apple technology.
I just wish Microsucks would include Bonjour in Windoze. In the office I work at (a shitty Windoze world), it is an unbelievable hassle to just print something out on the network. You can never seem to find the nearest printer on the stupid little dialog box. Even if you do, it never seems to work.
When my headache gets big enough, I just leave, go home, and enjoy my Mac (a Cube – of course).