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CS3 is very memory intensive - I'd start by looking at the event log, and seeing what hte errors are around the crash. Then I'd look at things like memory modules in the computer. Have any new ones been added recently? Try swapping the modules in out and different combinations. Likely it's a faulty memory module that's only showing up under intensive use such as CS3 or, more commonly, gaming shows it up.
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CS3 is very memory intensive - I'd start by looking at the event log, and seeing what hte errors are around the crash. Then I'd look at things like memory modules in the computer. Have any new ones been added recently? Try swapping the modules in out and different combinations. Likely it's a faulty memory module that's only showing up under intensive use such as CS3 or, more commonly, gaming shows it up.

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don't I get the points for trying to help?
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don't I get the points for trying to help?

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what was the solution to this issue ?
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It's been installed and reinstalled twice on Vista. Client has contacted Adobe and they had them do some type of scans using the CS3 Clean Script as well as running the programs under another admin account on the computer. It does this appcrash when any of the CS3 programs open. 
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It's been installed and reinstalled twice on Vista. Client has contacted Adobe and they had them do some type of scans using the CS3 Clean Script as well as running the programs under another admin account on the computer. It does this appcrash when any of the CS3 programs open. 

Adobe CS3 crashes constantly in Vista

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