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Today I read some documents that had been changed from PDF to html format using character-recognition software. As was to be expected, there were a few character-recognition errors -- places where the software saw one character (such as "I") but thought it saw another (such as "1"). These weren't too big of a problem, since they didn't happen very often and didn't affect the reader's understanding of the document.
Until, that is, I came across a place where the software mistook "P" for "F". This error led to a list that read as follows:
Part 1
Part 2
Part 3
Fart 4
Who knew that character-recognition software had such a juvenile sense of humor?
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