Access another queue

I created 2 sample user account and made it a part of the LCES group. I have then created a workflow to assign a task to the LCES group.
User1 and USer2 can successfully view the tasks. However, if User1 completes the task User2 cannot search the completed process (A custom search template is created in AdminUI)
Ideally, I would like members of the group to be able to view archived forms completed by other users of the group.
How can I acheive this ?
Aditya

To clarify: LiveCycle's default behaviour is to ensure privacy, which is a good thing. You can only search and find something that you've previously already been allowed to see. In general, this is a good thing.
However, in some cases, this is overly restrictive, as you've discovered.
In order to solve this problem, we've developed an enhanced search plugin for Workspace which allows you to configure on a person by person or group by group basis who can see what in which processes. Searching and permissions are quite easy to configure and use.
More information: http://www.avoka.com/avoka/addons.shtml
Click on "Enquiry Tool" -> Read more
Or click the download link in the right sidebar to try.
Howard

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