u/Every_Buy_720

I've started doing my church bulletin in LaTeX, and I get this weird line break in a minipage environment (see photo.) This week's bulletin had several instances of it, and I can't get rid of it. Typing from my phone, so I can't give a complete file at the moment, but here's the gist:

\begin{minipage}{\textwidth}
\vspace{1em}% prevent collision with above element
\textbf{Prayer (Leader):}
\raggedright
\begin{adjustwidth}{1em}{0pt}
All the prophets testify about Christ that everyone who believes in him receives forgiveness of sins through his name.
\end{adjuswith}
\vspace{1em}% prevent collision with below element
\end{minipage}

The text is typed straight through, no breaks in the file. I assumed it would wrap correctly on its own. I'm using a minipage to keep the heading and the text on the same page (\samepage doesn't always work,) but I'd be open to other ideas as well. But how can I prevent that linebreak?

Thanks in advance!

Hi all,
I may need to change the title, but I wasn't sure how to fit my question into that space.

I'm the new office administrator for a small church. We have two lines in the office, 1001 - "Receptionist" and 1002 - "Pastor." We can't figure out how to get both lines working on both phones. My phone shows the Receptionist number on both slots, and the pastor's phone shows his extension in both slots, but we'd like to have my number as "line 1" and his as "line 2," and be able to answer both lines from either phone, so for example, if he's in his office and I'm not at my desk, he doesn't have to hobble to my desk to answer the phone.

Is this possible?

Thank you in advance!

I'm trying to build a layout for my son featuring engines he's likely to see in our area, and especially at Steamtown. In addition to a few other engines, I've picked up the Bowser EMD F3A DLW 663 and 664. I recently learned that the real 664 has a B unit with it (never seen it displayed before,) but couldn't find an HO version with matching livery.

BUT! We went to Steamtown yesterday, and for the first time in the three years we've been going there the upstairs of the Visitor's Center was open, so we finally got to see the huge scale model of Steamtown they keep up there, which includes the 663A, 664A, and 664B! So now I need to know if it was actually produced commercially, or if it was a custom job just for the layout. Am I going to have to paint/sticker a different F3B to match the F3As?

Can anyone help me out with my query? TYIA!

EDIT: Oh! Looking at the layout in person it's hard to make out the numbers on the engines. Zooming in on the picture, these are, in fact, NOT the 663 and 664, but they do exist, and this B unit matches the livery.

Hello, Hive Mind!

I've been using PHA almost exclusively since BeyondPlastic PHA became available, and am currently using EcoGenesis (new rolls, couple weeks old), on a Bambu A1. My biggest issue has always been adhesion, especially with things like boxes. I've tried thin layers and thick, fast and slow, higher/lower temps, and nothing helps.

I'm trying to print a box for my son's DCC-EX model train command center, and I've had to scrap so many prints in the last couple weeks I'm seriously considering going back to PLA. I really don't like PLA.

I've been using the smooth PEI Cool Plate, and small prints do just fine, but larger flat things fail almost 100%. I picked up two Bambu Super Tack Pro plates, and the adhesion is insane! However, I still had the corners pull up really bad. Basically, anything that didn't pull up seems to be glued to the plates. I tried 91% isopropyl, but it didn't help much, and it's apparently not great for the build plate. Heat didn't help either.

Current settings: 0.2mm layer height, 8 wall loops (0.20mm Strength), Hilbert Curve for everything, speeds are 40mm/s^2 or less, accel. is 400mm/s^2 or less, jerk is 0 (default); Tree (Auto) - Strong, 20mm brim. 0.4mm steel nozzle, 195°; bed at 1°, no cooling first layer, fan 100% at layer 2.

So, can anyone help me with warping, and can anyone help me clean these plates?