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I don't have InDesign on my home computer, so I can't test this until tomorrow, but why make myHorizFrameHeight = 100 a qualifier to process the image? It seems like that would cause the script to only process images that don't need processing, e.g. images that are scaled at 100%. But I'm open for explanations!

The issue here doesn't seem to be that it doesn't scale when I use the selection tool-- on the contrary, it has always worked for that-- but what it hasn't worked for is images whose frames are scaled at 100%, but the images have been scaled with the direct select tool, which is very convenient to do at times. Will these modifications fix that? I've been thinking about coding in a check to absolute scale--judging by the description in the dictionary, it would be less than 100% only when the image has been scaled independently from the frame, as with the direct selection tool. Maybe a line that gets the absolute scales, then sets the absolute scales of theImage to 100 and theFrame to the absolute scales, setting the geometric bounds of theFrame afterwards. . . would that work the way I want it to?

Also, I've added in a check for the difference between the horizontal and vertical scales: if there's less than a 1% difference between them, I fit given proportionally and then move on as usual.