HP Laserjet 3015 won't print after Snow Leopard

Ok, so I upgraded to Snow Leopard, and now I can't print anything on my Laserjet 3015. I've tried uninstalling the printer and then reinstalling it, but still nothing. It seems that any time I try to print it says the printer is "paused". If I press the "resume printer" button while the document is in cue, it doesn't resume the printing. If I delete the document and then press the "resume printer" button it shows that the printer goes back into a ready state. Any suggestions? Thanks!

Both SL and HP have recently updated their software. Have you upgraded to SL 10.6.1 and the latest version of HP drivers?

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