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Compare the PDF with MD. Headings are several lines before the paragraph text that follows in the PDF. Start at the end to find more pronounced differences.
I haven't examined the PDF contents, so this might be related more to the PDFs or how the doc-to-pdf is configured on eCFR.gov. OTOH, they are automatically generated by a (presumably) commercial package. And eCFR has millions of users.
PS - It's not all bad. Your PDF parsing knocks the socks off a lot of other online tools. And the translation to MD is great — thanks!
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Compare the PDF with MD. Headings are several lines before the paragraph text that follows in the PDF. Start at the end to find more pronounced differences.
I haven't examined the PDF contents, so this might be related more to the PDFs or how the doc-to-pdf is configured on eCFR.gov. OTOH, they are automatically generated by a (presumably) commercial package. And eCFR has millions of users.
PS - It's not all bad. Your PDF parsing knocks the socks off a lot of other online tools. And the translation to MD is great — thanks!
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: