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- LOGDRAFT
  Boring and test pit logs, monitoring well installation logs, 2d cross-sections, tabular summary reports
- QC-Concrete
  Reporting of cement compressive strength tests and flexural cement beam tests
- QC-Statistics
  Complete statistical mix performance analysis following ACI 214, 301 and 308
- Grain Size Distribution
  #200 wash, sieve and hydrometer test support per ASTM and AASHTO standards
- SHEAR
  Triaxial shear, direct shear and unconfined compression tests
- CONS
  Swell and consolidation tests with time-rate support (ASTM D2435 and D4546)
- CBR
  California bearing ratio tests (ASTM D1883 and VTM-8)
- R-Value
  Resistance R-value (ASTM D2844) with CT-301 test support
- LBR
  FM 5-515 Limerock bearing ratio tests
- CLSuite
  Sieve, hydrometer and Atterberg tests, soil classification
- LabSuite
  CLSuite plus Proctor test support
- Enterprise Suite
  Sieve, hydrometer, Atterberg, Proctor, triaxial and direct shear, unconfined compression, swell/consolidation, California bearing ratio, resistance R-value, field density test reports
- QC-Density
  Calculate and report field density test results
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LOGDRAFT Prints Many More Pages Than Expected

Problem: When printing a boring log, LOGDRAFT prints many more pages than is expected.

Explanation: There's three common reasons for this:

On your data entry screen, check the prompt that asks you for sampling lengths: if it says "Sample Length (ft. or m.)" and you're entering sampling lengths in inches or centimeters, you're going to get sampling lengths that are much longer than you would expect.
Unless you've set up your Windows regional settings to treat a comma as a decimal point, LOGDRAFT interprets the "42,5" (that's the number 42, followed by a comma and the number 5) as 425 -- unfortunately, it's common to accidentally hit the comma key instead of the decimal key when typing numbers. Check the depths that you've entered -- make sure that you haven't entered a comma instead of a period, then do the same for your sampling lengths.
Check the boring's groundwater depths: make sure you haven't entered a comma instead of a decimal point and make sure that the depth that you've entered is correct.