Need assistance in using psc 1315v printer on snow leopard

My printer doesn't work on snow leopard. I tried the add printer in system preferences, but when I tried to add the printer it stated the driver is not available from apple, contact manufacturer. I then tried to reinstall my drivers from HP, but that didn't work. Snow Leopard recognizes my printer, but I am unable to add this printer, and if i am able to add this printer with the HP driver it won't let me printer.
There has to be a generic driver within the list of printers apple provides which will let me use the printing function of the printer. Do you guys have any recommendations regarding which driver is the generic one that will work?

This thread may help:
http://discussions.apple.com/thread.jspa?messageID=10064280&#10064280
"OK, this is partly my fault. When I first posted the instructions earlier in this thread, I thought that the print drivers for this device were already in Snow Leopard. As it turns out, only the scan drivers are there at the moment. The print drivers should be made available at some point in the future through Apple Software Update. In the meantime you might get some of the functionality back by installing the 10.5 drivers for your device. This method however is NOT supported by HP and as such is not recommended."

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