Can't launch application - 10810

After restarting all applications will launch, but after several minutes - when I try to launch a new application, I get the message "Can't launch application XYZ - 10810"
If I restart, then, again, any application will launch.

See if this helps:
The following have been suggested as possible solutions:
1. If you're using 10.3, you need to get rid of the following:
/Library/Caches/com.apple.LaunchServices.6B.csstore
~/Library/Preferences/com.apple.LaunchServices.plist
(where '~' means your Home directory, i.e. '/Users/yourname')
2. If you have Virex or other virus software installed, try uninstalling it. Be sure to use uninstallers that come with the software because simply deleting the application does not fully uninstall most virus software.
After deleting the referenced files above you will want to do a restart. Then use Disk Utility in your Utilities folder to repair permissions.

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3/31/08 4:48:46 PM firefox-bin[683] An uncaught exception was raised
3/31/08 4:48:46 PM firefox-bin[683] couldn't fork: errno 35
3/31/08 4:48:46 PM firefox-bin[683] * Terminating app due to uncaught exception 'NSInternalInconsistencyException', reason: 'couldn't fork: errno 35'
3/31/08 4:48:46 PM firefox-bin[683] Stack: (
2450387531,
2447470843,
2450386987,
2450387050,
2423494429,
2423491241,
50670,
11283,
22781,
10488,
10366,
10137
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3/31/08 4:55:10 PM com.apple.loginwindow[34] 2008-03-31 16:55:10.888 loginwindow[34:20b] Could not find image named 'hgfhfg'.
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