Canon MX 850 "Print job manager failed"

After recently upgrading to Snow Leopard (0S 10.6.8) my Canon MX 850 Wireless Printer has quit working. After every attempt to print I get the message:
Error: System/Library/Printers/Libraries/PrintJobMgr/Contents/MacOS/PrintJobMgr failed
I really need to get this fixed. Please help!

Pahu's response to "Canon MX860: Cannot Print from WiFi because of System/library Error" solved my problem completely. So give him 10 points from me too!

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