Unable to print to Canon ir2022i after 10.6.7 update.

Ever since the latest system update we've been unable to print to our imagerunner 2022i. We've downloaded and installed the latest driver (2.24) to no avail. We've downloaded and installed the driver update package from Canon...no dice. The only way it works is to setup the printer with a generic pcl driver, but the quality is terrible.
Are we stuck until canon updates the driver or apple updates system software? Not being able to print in a small office for over a week is insane....

The 10.6.7 update introduced an issue with the UFR2 v2.23 and earlier versions. For the imageRUNNER devices, a window would appear stating that the Graphics Mode needed to be changed from UFRII to Raster. If you then opened the Quality menu of the UFR2 driver and selected the Quality Settings tab, here you would see the Graphics Mode section and enabling the Raster radio button would allow the job to be printed.
This issues was resolved with the release of the UFR2 v2.24 driver. But this driver does not completely overwrite the older version, so it is necessary to trash the older UFR2 driver before installing the v2.24 driver. The following steps will remove the UFR2 driver from the Mac.
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.
If your issue is not the Graphics Mode message appearing, then can you please describe what error you are having.

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