Legend text does not retain new scale when increased

Description

The text of the Legend Frame does not retain the new text scale if it is increased.

Cause

The new text graphics exceed the limits of the bounding rectangle for the Legend Frame.

Solution or Workaround

1. Open a new script window.
   
   
   A. Activate the Project window.
   B. Click the Scripts icon.
   C. Click New.
   
   
2. Copy the following code into the new window:
   
   

   Code:
   '-- Script
   theLayout =  av.GetActiveDoc
   theGraphics = theLayout.GetGraphics
   for each g in theGraphics
     if (g.Is(LegendFrame)) then
       oldrect = g.getbounds
       oldrectorigin = oldrect.returnorigin
       oldrectsize = oldrect.returnsize
       theSymbols = g.ReturnSymbols
       for each s in theSymbols
         if (s.Is(TextSymbol)) then
           oldtextsize = s.getsize
           newpointsize = msgbox.input(
           "Enter desired point text size","",oldtextsize.asstring) 
           s.SetSize(newpointsize.asnumber)
   
           '-- Make a different font
           font_family_list = FontManager.THE.ReturnFamilies
           font_family = MsgBox.Listasstring(font_family_list,"","")
           font_styles_list = FontManager.THE.Returnstyles(font_family)
           font_style = MsgBox.Listasstring(font_styles_list,"","")
           theFont = Font.Make(font_family,font_style)
           s.SetFont(theFont)
         end
         conversionfactor = newpointsize.asnumber/oldtextsize
         newrectsize = (oldrectsize*(conversionfactor@conversionfactor))  
         myrect = rect.make(oldrectorigin,newrectsize)
         g.setbounds(myrect)   
       end  
       g.Invalidate
     end
   end
   theLayout.invalidate    
   

   
   
3. Click the Compile button.
   
   
4. Arrange your windows so you can see the script and layout windows at the same time.
5. Click the layout, then click the script window.
   
6. Click the Run button.
   
   
7. Type the desired point text size and click OK.
8. Select the font type and style, and click OK.