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					|  | Update 3/28/2011 
 We are proud to announce the release of the DryStandard Report Software 
					Version 2.1. Now available on Windows PC (Desktop / Notebook / Tablet) Computers.
 
 We have been working hard to make this the best Restorative Drying Reporting Software available in the industry.
 
 You can read more about this revolutionary software and what it can 
					do for you.
 
 To learn more about being a licensed user of the DryStandard Report Software, 
					please register with the IDSO here.
 
 Is it dry?
 With the undesirable consequences that result from damp materials being left in new 
					and restored structures, consumers as well as professionals in the construction, 
					restoration, and insurance industries are prudently asking for verification that their structure is "dry."
 
 What is "dry"?
 But determining whether a structure is acceptably dry can be more complex that it seems.
					Historical climate, inspection tool brand and model, material temperature, wood species, 
					and other factors all must be taken into account to create a reliable picture of whether 
					a structure can be said to be in a normal moisture content condition.
 
 Was the drying strategy effective?
 For the first time, restoration professionals are able to easily report the actual forces of 
					evaporation created with their drying strategy. This isn’t stated with measures of relative humidity… 
					or grains per pound… or some other obscure scientific phrase. No, the DryStandard Report Software 
					makes it easy to understand for anyone with a grade school education. Claims of ‘smoke and mirrors’ – 
					and the subsequent disputes are now a thing of the past. It’s about time!
 
 Finally – instant recommendations for the restoration professional
 Are you tired of the arm-chair quarterbacks that want to say how you failed to employ an effective 
					drying strategy? Where were they (and their so-called expertise) at the time the project was underway? 
					The DryStandard Report Software actually measures the forces of drying and produces scientifically 
					sound recommendations to enhance the drying processes. Industry dehumidifier formulas do NOT report 
					the forces of drying. They are for initial dehumidification recommendations ONLY. We finally have a 
					tool, FOR restorers, made BY restorers – that actually supports restorers with reports that use 
					scientifically sound conclusions. Industry new-comers can now easily execute the drying decisions 
					found among ‘drying gods’.  It’s about time!
 
 No more duplicate data entry – Completely paperless
 One of the most annoying elements of drying documentation is the need to collect data on 
					the jobsite, and then reenter the data into computers when you return to the office. DryStandard 
					Report Software resides in the memory of your cell phone and operates off the computer within your 
					cell phone. This paperless system even automatically reports the drying progress to all interested 
					parties in as long as it takes to hit your email send button. It’s about time!
 
 The International DryStandard Organization
 We offer software to aid inspectors in performing a systematic and 
					thorough moisture inspection of structures. After a structure is inspected, our breakthrough 
					software performs a series of meter manufacturer recommended corrections on the readings, 
					such as those required for wood species and temperature.  Our software then generates an 
					automatically dispersed e-mail summary of the project along with a comprehensive technical 
					report with valuable graphics and supplemental data points that aid in the evaluation of the 
					relative dryness of the inspection sites in the structure. If the structure has  
					met DryStandard conditions, an IDSO Certificate of DryStandard is included with the 
					report. This report is available for printing just seconds after submitting the collected 
					data to IDSO servers for processing.
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