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Steam and other Valve products distributed via Steam use certain third party materials that require notifications about their license terms. You can find a list of these notifications in the file called {{code|ThirdPartyLegalNotices.doc}} (Microsoft Word or 3rd-party Office application required) or {{code|ThirdPartyLegalNotices.txt}} distributed with the {{steamicon|1}} client and the {{source|1|nt=2}} games. Where license terms require Valve to make source code available for redistribution, the code may be found here. | Steam and other Valve products distributed via Steam use certain third party materials that require notifications about their license terms. You can find a list of these notifications in the file called {{code|ThirdPartyLegalNotices.doc}} (Microsoft Word or 3rd-party Office application required) or {{code|ThirdPartyLegalNotices.txt}} distributed with the {{steamicon|1}} client and the {{source|1|nt=2}} games. Where license terms require Valve to make source code available for redistribution, the code may be found here. | ||
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Steam and other Valve products distributed via Steam use certain third party materials that require notifications about their license terms. You can find a list of these notifications in the file called ThirdPartyLegalNotices.doc (Microsoft Word or 3rd-party Office application required) or ThirdPartyLegalNotices.txt distributed with the Steam client and the Source 1 engine games. Where license terms require Valve to make source code available for redistribution, the code may be found here.