Google Cloud Print problems with HP 1102w

I have an HP 1102w printer that I am unable to set up with Google Cloud Print.
What doesn't work:
* After I successfully register the printer with google cloud print, it sends a test page. The test page sits indefinitely in the google cloud print queue. The HP eprint website indicates the job was received but failed (under Recent Print Jobs).
* I also tried printing from Gmail on Android and the same problem occured (sits in google queue, error indicated on HP eprint recent jobs list).
What works:
* Printing via emailing printer's eprint address
* Airprint from iPad
* Conventional printing over local wi-fi network
Details:
* I upgraded the firmware to datacode: 20110826
* HP eprint is enabled on the printers web page
* I do not have a proxy server
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Hi CarlSpackler,
I've had some issues using the Google Cloud Print as well, I know Google Cloud Print is still in beta as of right now, so of course you can expect some bugs in regards to jobs getting stuck in their queue. Also Cloud Print is only compatible with Google Mobile apps and Chrome currently. As for printing from Gmail on Android, there are some stipulations for that. You have to have the Cloud Print App installed on the Android unit before you can start printing. Also, unlike using Cloud Print for Apple devices, you don't send the Cloud Print job from the Gmail account, you just have to open the desired jpg, pdf, email, etc.....go to your Options to send...once it opens you'll select Cloud Print. Then it will prompt you to SELECT your desired Eprint printer that you've pre-installed on your Google Cloud Print account. Hope this helps.

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