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Fixed, went through the setup again and from CUPS changed the driver to Samsung CLP-315 Foomatic/foo2qpdl (recommended) (color, 2-sided printing).

Now sorted out the misalignment I'd managed to get.

r

Well,  It was successful, however, what I'd not spotted until the last few days is that the print is high on the page.  Printing was good until I moved to Mint 13 (from Suse).  Windows 7 still prints OK (from my laptop) but printing anything from Linux results in the print being too high.  Only references I could find to this type of scenario was for Brother printers and that was, in general debugged to the device driver.

To be clear - printing works great APART from being too high on page.

When I look in the Unified Driver Configurator I see I'm using the Samsung CLP-310 Series (SPL-C) driver.  I seem to be unable to change this with the configurator.

r

I followed the instructions on the intro.

In summary:
1: added the repository and key via the Synaptic Package Manager application on Mint.
2: installed the software
3: created the printer and made any changes I needed
4: test prints and some real ones ran great.

Installation was easy.

The only thing I fell over was selecting the correct driver from CUPS. 
Using the CLP-315 definitions my printer jammed, however I tried using the Samsung CLP310 Series (SPL-C) definition and it works great.