If your printer server is running Windows 2000, the share is automatically listed in the AD. A user has only to browse in the directory and click the printer to use it. Or he/she may click the start, settings, printer then click the add printer, then choose network and browse the AD for the printer.
If the print server is not W2K, the printer may be published to the AD by right clicking Active Directory Users and Computers, choose domain or domain controllers (inasmuch as you want it deployed to all of the users of the domain), click New, then Click Printer then type the path to the share. If you want it assigned to a particular OU, then right click the OU and do the same process, as above. Give me some feedback if this fix helps you.