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# FAQ

### What version of the FDI Package IDE is required to run DD-STAT?

Please refer to the [Pre-Requisites](/dd-stat-documentation/documentation/editor.md) section of this guide.

### Do I need to remove my DD-STAT license when I uninstall the software to update to the latest version?

No. The license key remains installed on your computer. There is no need to remove the license while updating the software to the latest version.

### How do I obtain a license for the Pipeline Installation?

A pipeline license is included with the [Member 10-Seat Bundle Subscription](https://store.fieldcommgroup.org/collections/hart/products/dd-stat?variant=44707117334689) available from FieldComm Group.

### Where can I find additional support information?

Please visit [FieldComm Group's Member Support Portal](https://support.fieldcommgroup.org/) for additional troubleshooting information or to open a support request. 


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