Frontend Printing Html Browser

Hello, after upgrade to basis 7.0 and switching to the integrated ITS we have problems with frontend printing via html Gui.
I configured Frontend Printing with the aid of sapnote 771683. Sapnote 957292 is fullfilled, also sapnote 1106643.
When i use the print option, a new Browser window obens with a list of spool requests. Iam supposed to select one. When i do this a message
File Not Available: /usr/sap/P03/SYS/global/0013kc3F.P03 appaers
But: on the Application Server the file exists.
It doesnt work with IE an Firefox. Other PDF are shown and printed without problem (e.g. pdf from sapnet) from Browser
Any ideas???
Greetings
Andreas

it was an authorisation Problem

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