Photoshop CS3 Using 16.7 TB of Memory!

According to the Activity Monitor, Photoshop CS3 was using, get this, '16,777,216.00TB' of Real Memory. I spoke with both Adobe & Apple, and neither has any reports of anything similar. I have seen a number similar to that before. Weird! Anyone else have this oddity?

pseifer wrote:
> Using a Mac Pro 2.66 Quad-Core with 6GB of memory. Haven't noticed any
> performance issues as of yet. I have theorized that it has to do with
> the Activity Monitor and it's inability to calculate the way PS CS3 is
> using memory, so it displays a [bizarre] number it thinks may be
> accurate. It will be interesting to see if the number is consistent if
> it occurs again [I saw it one other time, but failed to note it].
> However, can't rule out the 'possibility' of a RAM issue. Time will
> tell.
16,777,216.00TB = 2^64 bytes
(if we assume 1TB = 1024^4B - this is not SI usage)
So it's the maximum amount of memory that can be
addressed under OS X.

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It's trying to load a library or plugin that is corrupt, and crashes in the OS loading code. Whatever that corrupt binary might be, it isn't loaded yet - so we don't know what it might be.
Best to disable all plugins and see if that solves it. Then do a disk verification to make sure you don't have other corruption on your disk.

Is it legal to download a free version of Photoshop CS3 and then use a serial number from elsewhere?

I downloaded a version of Photoshop CS3, but they did not provide a serial number. Without thinking, I looked up an appropriate serial number on the internet and typed it in, only to realize afterwards that what I had done might not be legal. So my question is, is it legal to do this or not?

Wait a minute ...if someone would be selling the serial number online why would he/she would make it public so that anyone can use.
There are various keygen present online that can generate such kind of serial number but using them is stricly illegal.....without knowing the source it would be hard to tell.
You can try and get is touch with the "Jeff Wright" , he is a Adobe employee who actively participate in forums....He can check that serial number and can let you know , is it legit or not
also you can let us know the source from where you have got the serial number ...

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