Holy cow! After all the problems Symantec had trying to fill a niche in the unix underpinnings of OSX, I never thought that it was still selling Mac products.
I used it extensively in pre-X Systems and it was a great tool then. I decided to try it under Jaguar a few years ago and it lasted exactly one hour on my then-new Mac mini. 45 minutes of that hour was spent trying to recover the lost files and generally broken file system. Imagine having to open a Mini and disconnect the hard drive just so the System DVD would be recognized even after zapping PRAM, etc. If I wasn’t somewhat Mac literate, I would have spent days waiting for the local repair shop to fix it. NAV was the only new application I installed on it and it immediately burrowed wormholes.
Now I’m not suggesting that NAV is the guilty culprit on your system because many years and changes to both NAV and OSX have occurred. However, if I were in a trouble-shooting mode, I’d make a backup of my hard drive, uninstall NAV, reboot, try things again. Shouldn’t take more than half an hour.
As Christian noted, something (not DEVONthink) is amiss on your computer. Is it the antivirus software? I don’t know, and I’m not going to install the software to test it. Has the Symantec software been kept up to date with the latest version of OS X?
I removed Symantec. After the restart, opened the Lenovo doc referenced earlier, used the PDF bookmarklet, selected the inbox of one database — same result!
Please notice the sending PID - .com.devon-technologies.thinkpro2
5/5/09 9:18:43 PM [0x0-0x1d01d].com.devon-technologies.thinkpro2[277] failed to find start of cross-reference table.
5/5/09 9:18:43 PM [0x0-0x1d01d].com.devon-technologies.thinkpro2[277] missing or invalid cross-reference trailer.
the only apps running … DTP2pb4, Safari 3.2.1, adium, little snitch
Little Snitch shows DTP communicating successfully with Lenovo.
BTW, Thank you for the reference on AV … btw I have no issues with using cmd+) to copy selected text into DTP2pb4. So, some aspects of direct to DTP work well. Issue is PDF within Safari (or FF) and moving that directly to DTP2pb4.
Never worked for me and there was a second thread recently started with the same issue. And this after removing the red herring NAV. Sure hope someone decides to take a look at this.