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got my license key,started using hypermesh software using license key after installing, now i want to check its usage deadline and i want to check my license is activated or not
Hi @Prasath_31154019
You can check your license key and validity by logging into Altair One, going to the Marketplace, and opening the Student Edition License bundle. Click on the Student Edition License card, then go to the Licensing tab. Here, you will see your license key and its validity date .
The student license is valid for 12 months from the date you activate it and is renewable annually for as long as you're a student. You can find detailed information on Altair student edition on our Student Edition webpage here - Altair Student Edition
To check if your license is activated, Pls see -
You need to open any installed Altair software. Go to File > Licensing. If your license is active, you’ll see the word “activated” with a blue checkmark next to the “local file” option.
Thanks!
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