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Have you tried apple menu/about this mac/more info.../hardware to see if your printer shows up?

I think you should try installing GIMP PRINT and then load your printer through Bonjour and see if that works.

Have updated my blog to link to lots of great Snow Leopard info: http://thesalon.blogspot.com/2009/09/mac-os-x-106-snow-leopard-links-and.html

I reviewed your post and you say Bonjour found your printers originally. I'd imagine since Bonjour is the chosen format these days that your printers just need an updated driver. I'm guessing here...

Also some good info here: http://forums.macosxhints.com/showthread.php?t=103355

They want to force the use of Bonjour instead. They "Deprecated" AppleTalk seven years ago according to this forum: http://forums.mactech.com/ubbthreads.php/topics/438178/Re_No_AppleTalk_in_Snow_Leopar Does the printer have a built in server? If not, you might not be able to do this unless the...

Need more details: 1. What OS X are you running or have you downloaded the latest 10.6 Snow Leopard? 2. Specs of your computer? 3. Other devices you have connected to your computer?

You could try connecting to the printer directly via IP address, or use GIMP print till a new driver comes out: http://gimp-print.sourceforge.net/

Good to know and good tip!

Snow Leopard autoloads a new driver if available, so I'm inclined to believe yours doesn't have an updated driver yet. Their website shows only a 10.3 Panther driver (no Tiger or Leopard) though you're saying it works in Leopard...

This post might help you: http://macosx.com/forums/design-media/304167-my-dreamweaver-cs4-app-wont-open.html

I recommend first clicking the Documents folder in your hard drive and Get Info (Command + I). Click the folder icon and Command + X (cut) it. Does the original icon return? If not, you should repair permissions: http://thesalon.blogspot.com/2009/04/if-you-use-mac-you-need-to-repair.html Let...

Repair permissions: http://thesalon.blogspot.com/2009/04/if-you-use-mac-you-need-to-repair.html

A font in the docs might be attached to the plug in and is bringing over the request. Check your ID plugins to make sure you've no Fusion autoactivation going on. Troubleshoot your fonts to make sure you don't have any with errors. FontExplorer does this really well. :)

Fusion, all about plugins and font management as well as Auto Activation: http://www.extensis.com/en/products/font-auto-activation.jsp?ref=2

Have you also tried turning off the Fusion plug in from InDesign so it doesn't try to autoactivate?

Which fonts are missing from your document? If you activate those in FontBook (or FontExplorer, my personal favorite! http://thesalon.blogspot.com/2009/08/managing-your-fonts-on-mac-linotype.html ) I imagine ID is trying to obey Suitcase Fusion's font demand and it can't meet it because either...

Similar issue here: http://macosx.com/forums/mac-os-x-system-mac-software/302582-sudden-poblem-w-fusion-indesign-font.html

Sometimes you have to shut down the computer and restart it before flash "takes hold" and starts working. You might also need to download shockwave plugin for your browser (which browser are you using again?). Repair permissions if that doesn't work.

I've heard DiskWarrior does more harm than good, and you don't need it as long as you have Disk Utility and OnyX. Disk Utility, and Repair Permissions, does a great job at keeping your mac running well. At least it has for me as long as OS X has been around.