Programs Quitting

So I just got my computer back from applecare, they put a new logicboard in... Now I am all excited to get it back and now no matter what program I use on my computer it suddently quits all the time... I have tried repairing permissions, restarting, resetting pmu... still have this problem.. Happens with native programs as well as things running uner rosetta.. Please help.. any sugestions?

First, try resetting PRAM and NVRAM…
http://docs.info.apple.com/article.html?artnum=2238
… and the System Management Controller…
http://docs.info.apple.com/article.html?artnum=303319
While they're not likely to fix things you should do them anyway to rule them out. What I would then do is when you have an application quit on you immediate go to the Console utility and see if you can see the cause for a quit from the system log. While it does look like a mess you can often glean some important information from it.
Otherwise you might have to get back in contact with AppleCare.

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