Canon MF4150 Problem in MB w/ 10.6.7 and ALSO in MBProw/ 10.6.3

I upgraded my older MacBook to Snow Leopard by CD, then clicked to accept the update, which was for 10.6.7. Now I can't print to my Canon multifunction laserjet MF4150. It seems I'm not alone. But now my daughter's MBPro which uses 10.6.3 (see below) also can't print!
First several times I tried to print to my MB, the print monitor showed an "Error" without saying what the error was. I downloaded the latest driver (UFRIIV224_MacOSX_usEN.dmg). Restarted a couple of times. Now the Print Monitor apears to show the job going successfully to the printer but nothing happens. It happens no matter which application I print from.
Checking the printer info settings, the General tab says I have "Driver Version: 2.0".
Even worse -- I decided to check whether my daughter's MB Pro (2010) was still able to print to the MF4150 (worked fine the last time she printed). Printing from a Word document, I noticed that the printer that I could select now said "Canon MF 4100 Series @ Steve's Computer". Sure enough, after the upgrade/update, my computer now had a check in a box for "Share this printer...", which I never used previously. Unclicking sharing on my MB did not help, as her print setup still identified it as a shared printer.
I tried to add the printer as a new one. But there is no corresponding driver to select. So I then downloaded the latest driver from Canon. The result -- now her MB Pro does the same as mine -- the print monitor shows the job going successfully to the printer but nothing comes out. She's not even on 10.6.7 and now she can't print!
HELP!

Assuming you were printing fine to the MF4150 with the previous OS on this MacBook then you may need to look at removing the previous and current Canon UFR2 driver first.
1. Open System Preferences > Print & Fax, select the UFR2 print queue and press the - (minus) button to remove the queue. Exit from Print & Fax
2. Open Finder and navigate to HD > Library > Printers > Canon and trash the UFR2 folder
3. Still in Finder, navigate to HD > Library > LaunchAgents and trash the file "jp.co.canon.UFR2.BG.plist". Exit from Finder.
4. Open Activity Monitor and select the entry "UFRII Backgrounder" and then Force Quit. Exit from Activity Monitor.
The Mac is now ready to install the new v2.24 of the UFR2 driver.
With regards to the driver version, 2.0 is all you ever see with this UFR2 driver in Options & Supplies. This is fine. If you wanted to be sure what driver you have, select to print a document and then change the print menu to About. This will show the version of driver being used, which should now be 2.24 after the steps above.
As for the daughters Mac, if you have the MF4150 connected to your Mac and sharing it, then she won't be able to print. This is a limitation with the UFR2 driver on 10.6. This was working with fine with the older drivers on 10.5 and earlier, but it no longer works with the new v2.x drivers and 10.6.

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