Won't print coupons after coupon printer installed?

I can't seem to print any coupons now since I upgraded to the Firefox 3.6.6? I've tried to install the coupon printer several times and uninstall still I can't print my coupons, What's UP? I've looked at other users question regarding this where a solution was suppose to have been posted BUT no solution there!! PLEASE help!
== This happened ==
A few times a week
== I downloaded 3.6.6 updates

Hey David,
I did what you said to this file. It still locks up the printer. The
printer begins as if it will print, then all the lights go out and it just
sat there doing nothing. It didn't make me shut down the computer...just
had to restart the printer...then printing a totally different document was
possible. It printed a word doc that hadn't been converted from pdf to word
just fine.
I've attached the doc to this email.
Keith

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