Can't print to a shared printer on 10.6.8 iMac from Windows 7 iMac

I am creating another discussion as I made some changes and hoping PAHU-san will be able to solve this problem. I am using a Mac OSX 10.6.8 iMac and Windows7 iMac. I installed the driver Canon LBP6750 UFRII on each machine and both can print. However, printing from Windows 7 iMac to a shared printer on the Mac OSX 10.6.8 does not print anything and has no errors.
Here are some logs. If you need additional information, please let me know.
JOB INFO
Completed smbprn.00000004 Microsoft Word - Document 1 3:43PM Today 3:43PM Name
CUPS > access_log
localhost - - [01/Feb/2012:15:43:33 +0900] "POST /printers/FLOOD_6750_UFR HTTP/1.1" 401 2003 Print-Job successful-ok
localhost - lino [01/Feb/2012:15:43:33 +0900] "POST /printers/FLOOD_6750_UFR HTTP/1.1" 200 2003 Print-Job successful-ok
CONSOLE MESSAGES
2/1/12 3:47:45 PM com.apple.launchd.peruser.501[
200] (jp.co.canon.UFR2.BackGrounder[664]) posix_spawn("/Library/Printers/Canon/UFR2/Utilities/UFR II BackGrounder.app/Contents/MacOS/UFR II BackGrounder", ...): No such file or directory

PAHU, Thank you for looking into this. I have been working on this for a long time, and hoping that purchasing these two Canon printers are not a mistake. My iMac 10.6.8 is not directly connected to a printer by USB, but through protocol IPP (I have also tested with HP Jetdirect). I am doing this because I would like the iMac 10.6.8 to be a print server and have client machines (iMac 10.6.8 clients and iMac Windows 7) print through the print server. I have tried the following on the iMac 10.6.8 and have the following errors
1. Generic PostScript - prints out strange characters and prints forever
2. Generic PCL Laser -
D [02/Feb/2012:10:45:17 +0900] [Job 1] Connecting to 192.168.10.151:631
D [02/Feb/2012:10:45:17 +0900] [Job 1] Connecting to printer...
D [02/Feb/2012:10:45:17 +0900] [Job 1] Set job-printer-state-message to "Connecting to printer...", current level=INFO
D [02/Feb/2012:10:45:17 +0900] [Job 1] STATE: -connecting-to-device
D [02/Feb/2012:10:45:17 +0900] [Job 1] Connected to printer...
D [02/Feb/2012:10:45:17 +0900] [Job 1] Set job-printer-state-message to "Connected to printer...", current level=INFO
D [02/Feb/2012:10:45:17 +0900] [Job 1] Connected to 192.168.10.151:631 (IPv4)...
D [02/Feb/2012:10:45:17 +0900] [Job 1] prtMarkerSuppliesLevel.1.1 = 19
D [02/Feb/2012:10:45:17 +0900] [Job 1] ATTR: marker-levels=19
D [02/Feb/2012:10:45:17 +0900] [Job 1] new_supply_state=0, change_state=0
D [02/Feb/2012:10:45:17 +0900] [Job 1] new_state=0, change_state=0
D [02/Feb/2012:10:45:17 +0900] [Job 1] Getting supported attributes...
D [02/Feb/2012:10:45:17 +0900] [Job 1] Set job-printer-state-message to "Destination printer does not exist!", current level=ERROR
D [02/Feb/2012:10:45:17 +0900] [Job 1] Backend returned status 4 (stop printer)
D [02/Feb/2012:10:45:17 +0900] [Job 1] Printer stopped due to backend errors; please consult the error_log file for details.
D [02/Feb/2012:10:45:17 +0900] [Job 1] End of messages
D [02/Feb/2012:10:45:17 +0900] [Job 1] printer-state=5(stopped)
D [02/Feb/2012:10:45:17 +0900] [Job 1] printer-state-message="Destination printer does not exist!"
D [02/Feb/2012:10:45:17 +0900] [Job 1] printer-state-reasons=paused
3. PS v3.40 driver does not work
4. Canon Mac PPD does not work either
Do you know of other work arounds?

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