Any distribution limitations for commercial use of i-DVD to create content?

Are there any limitations placed upon content created with i-DVD, and distributed for commercial purposes... for example Macromedia placed specific wording in their 'academic' versions of software that the resulting project could not be distributed for commercial purposes... ie sold...
Thanks if anyone can specificly point out limitations or state there are no such limitations...
John Clark.

Are there any limitations placed upon content created with i-DVD, and distributed for commercial purposes
No. Note that disks created with iDVD are not copy protected at all.
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