Hi Dylan, I'm also using DevonThink Pro (Office) for storing research information for my thesis.
Jon is right, the DevonThink database is a "normal" OS X package (you can open it and see its contents with right click and something like "show package contents"). If QS can make a catalogue of that package, this should be the easiest way to access the contents quickly (spotlight can also index and find the single files in the DT database). A second way would be (but not necessarily the best one, depending on your workflow): With DevonThink you can decide if you index or import the external information. I have "only" indexed a great part of it (e. g. all the pdf files with scientific articles), so their original directory structure is directly accessible in finder, but I can group and comment them in the DT database. The disadvantage of this approach: if you create documents within DT (which I do to write comments or summaries of papers), they only exist in the database but not in the indexed folders... In any case: the Devon Think developers and users are a very active and responsive "community", so it may also help to have a look in the forums on devon-technologies.com to see how other people are working with DT and who uses QS and how. Martin
