Where'd my memory go???????

So I have a 80GB white macbook. And I noticed today that my available memory is down to 44GB...should I be worried??? Also should I download some kind of hd clean-up software?
--Heather

As troy enn said that you must meant storage because if that happened to your memory, then your Mac is having some major problems.
If you truly meant storage space (hard drive), then just go and start clearing useless files. Also check your /tmp folder, usually there's junk that MacOS X might leave behind.
deltatux

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    Anon 72286 282 14%
    Exec and libs 10050 39 2%
    Page cache 198759 776 39%
    Free (cachelist) 113144 441 22%
    Free (freelist) 3991 15 1%
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