Max Number of Files?

Is there a maximum number of photos/videos you can have in Photoshop Album?
(Sorry if has already been answered. I searched but couldn't find anything)
Thanks!

Hello,
I have the following questions which is linked to the "max number of files".
Since I am using the oldest PhotoShop Album version (V1), I am wondering if I can continue with it. I have 6000 pictures, and growing ~100 each months.I would like to migrate to PhotoShop Elements 8, I tried the trial version, but when trying to import the PSA catalog file, I have an error around 35% conversion... Anybody know what I can do ???
I tried to do a repair with PhotoShop Album, without success.
I can import pictures, by groups of 1000
But then, how could I merge all catalog ??
Thanks,
Kamayana

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