In Adobe Workfront, associating a task with a milestone step can be done directly from the project's task list. The most common methods are using in-line editing by adding the "Milestone" column to the view, which allows for quick, single-task updates. For efficiency when multiple tasks need to be linked to the same milestone step, the bulk-editing functionality is used. A user can select several tasks from the list and assign them to a milestone step in a single action.

B. The Milestone View is a visualization tool used to track the progress of the milestone path; it does not provide functionality to associate tasks with milestone steps.

D. The "Settings" section within a task's details page contains configurations like task constraints and duration type, not the field for associating the task to a milestone step.

1. Adobe Workfront Documentation - Associate tasks with milestones: This document explicitly details the two primary methods.

For In-line Editing (A): Under the section "Associate a task with a milestone in a list

" it states

"You can associate a task with a milestone when editing it in a list of tasks... Add the Milestone column to your task view. Click the Milestone column for the task you want to associate with a milestone

then start typing the name of the milestone."

For Bulk-Editing (C): Under the same section

it describes the bulk edit process: "Select multiple tasks in a task list... Click the Edit icon... In the Edit Tasks box that displays

scroll to the Milestone field and start typing the name of the milestone."

2. Adobe Workfront Documentation - Edit tasks: This document clarifies the different editing areas for a task. The "Milestone" field is located in the "Task Details" section of the Edit Task dialog box

not in the "Settings" section

confirming why option D is incorrect.

3. Adobe Workfront Documentation - Milestone view: This source confirms the purpose of the Milestone View. It states

"The Milestone view provides a simple

easy-to-read

visual representation of the milestone path on your project

" confirming it is for visualization

not for editing task associations

which makes option B incorrect.