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I have completed all the steps to download Flightstream and to activate my student license in the system, according to a video tutorial. However, as I launch the app, I come across this error: License checkout…not found. Any idea how to solve it?
Hello Rachel,
The final part of the message says edu checkout was a success, so you must be able to use FlightStream with the student license without any issues now...
If you still can't use it, please let me know.
Thanks & Regards
Ritangshu Giri
I've just successful imported CAD model into Flightstream. I've gotten spooked by the message, but the software seems to be working! Thanks again for your assistance!
Hello,
To access FlightStream with a student license, please follow the below mentioned steps :-
If you still encounter the attached error after this, feel free to let me know, and I’ll be happy to assist.
Hello, Ritangshu Giri!
Thanks for your quick response.
I have indeed completed those 4 steps before running into the error.
Therefore, I would very much appreciate your assistance for solving it.
Glad it's working.
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