Is there deactivation limit to CS3?

Because I had some hardware issue recently, I encountered activation issues with a couple of software with my new hardware. And it brought back the nightmare of having to deal with Macromedia on transferring license as there was a limit.
I wonder Adobe practices any limit on activation.

My 2¢. I have read the Adobe statements and licensing info. Their "intent" seems to be best expressed in lay terms (without the legalese) in http://www.adobe.com/products/activation/ .
Simply put: the software may be installed on two computers, but not used simultaneously. While this is fairly reasonable and is intended, as Adobe has stated elsewhere to allow a user to use, for example, Photoshop at the studio and then go home and work some more, it falls short of a more realistic typical scenario in which there is a laptop which gets used in the field. Taking Adobe at its word(s), Adobe has addressed this by allowing the user to deactivate the license on, say, the studio computer and activate the laptop for the trip to the field. This is obviously something that might happen frequently, maybe five times in a week, and to be useful cannot have any limitation to the number of times and be consistent with Adobe's statements.
A better policy might be to allow a third activation (to avoid the stress of having forgot to deactivate office computer and activate the laptop before flying somewhere) provided the user signs a clear, concise pledge to Adobe that he/she will ensure that only one installation will be used at one time. I think such a pledge is much more likely to be honored than clicking the "I agree" checkbox on the mostly unread license agreement during software installation. Fortunately, Lightroom does not have this activation process. I use my (paid) Lightroom just like the scenario described above. I will note that this has largely eliminated the need for Photoshop on the laptop except for extended trips.

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