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Hi, <br />
i had a sharepoint foundation 2010 and when i create a workflow wich option &quot;start automatic&quot; is checked i have a acess denied, but when i un-checked this option the &nbsp;workflow is saved normaly...what i'm doing wrong !?? how and when i create a simple worfflow for the list which starts automatic !? and how i view log details for the &quot;access denied&quot; !?!?
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Hi, 
i had a sharepoint foundation 2010 and when i create a workflow wich option "start automatic" is checked i have a acess denied, but when i un-checked this option the  workflow is saved normaly...what i'm doing wrong !?? how and when i create a simple worfflow for the list which starts automatic !? and how i view log details for the "access denied" !?!?

access denied when i create workflow on sharepoint foundation

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