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Payware Mission Licensing

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I am at the very early stages of creating Missions for FSX and wanted to know what are the "rules" when it comes to payware products for FSX.

-If I create a payware product, in this case a mission add-on, do I need to buy a license (commercial license?) from Microsoft to sell that product for money?



I guess I might as well ask about freeware then too. Are there any rules for freeware add-ons? Licensing of any kind required?

Thanks for your time. I appreciate it.
 
No license required from MS to distribute freeware or payware products (and nobody left to buy one from if there was anyway :-< ). If you use any third party scenery object libraries, etc; they may have a fee involved (or at least a "list this in the credits" sort of thing).
 
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