You would also want to ensure that the Adobe LiveCycle Form Bridge is not on the form.Here are some scenarios, from the Workbench help, which may help:If your process uses Adobe XML forms (XDP files), you can render the form to PDF and then use the Inject Form Bridge operation. To render to PDF, you...

I am unable to reproduce the problem on my IE8/XP/Reader 9.4 platform.  After updating to Reader 9.4 I did have to re-enable the Reader Internet Preference to allow the pdf to display within the browser.  You can check that setting in your Reader preferences but I don't think that is your problem.  ...

I'm using the same format that you are are using: http://server:port/workspace?starEndpoint=service.endpointnameThe first time I tried the form did not render but every time after that I am presented with the form.Something else to check is log in to Workspace as the user you are logging in as via t...

Based on the original message you did not install Process Management.  If you want Workspace you need to install and deploy Process Management.

Glad to hear it.  I was just about to update my post.  It turns out I had other search criteria that were affecting my search.  When I removed those Iwas able to run the search and see the tasks in the other queues (assuming, of course, that I had the appropriate ACL turned on in the user service.)

My appologies.  I just tried that and it seems that Search Templates do not include shared queues in their search query.  Therefore granting access to all queues, for your user, will not result in all related tasks being returned using a search template.

Search Templates will allow users to search on tasks for which they have access rights.  If a user is not able to claim a task (either through a shared user queue or a group queue) then they will not see the task returned when they run the Search Template.  This approach will work, however, if you g...

Jasmin is correct.  Search templates do not have any roles or access rights associated with them. All users will see the template and be able to run the template; howeverdepending on the search results all users may not be able to see the results due to access rights on the tasks.

Poking around the forum I stumbled across this today.  You've probably already figured this out but the owner always has full permissions on the attachments they add.  Therefore when you add an attachment you can then set the permissions for other users, Read Only for example, but all permissions wi...