Unable to run compiled application (OSX 10.6.4 Macbook Pro)

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I am using the free version of Unity. Whenever I build a new project, I am unable to run it (using either option “OS X Universal Binary Standalone” or “OS X Intel Standalone”).

I get two dialogs - “The Aplication xxxxx can’t be opened. -10810” and "The operation can’t be completed. And unexpected error occured (error code -10810).

Opening the system console shows the following error: Background: Aqua: ASCII control characters are not allowed in job labels. Index: 30 value: 0x8

I have deleted my old unity, and downloaded and installed it again, and get the same error.

Funny thing is, it only happens on projects that I create - If I open a sample project, it compiles and runs correctly. If I open the package itself (by clicking on the icon, and selecting “show package contents”, I can drill down into the MACOS folder, and manually run the application without a problem.

Is there some preference I have goofed up? Anyone have any ideas?

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Apparently, I had a control code (backspace) in my address card somehow – in my “company name”. However, once I fixed this, it still doesn’t run. I’ll try reinstalling after this, to see if that fixes it.

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the error sounds like you named the application with letters not supported for executables