95. A computer-readable medium containing a program for performing a method of fitting graphical objects within a plurality of separate graphical frames in a document, each frame being associated with at least one fitting attribute with a value for fitting one or more of the graphical objects in the frame, the method comprising: automatically determining an optimized value for the at least one attribute for each of the plurality of frames individually; automatically assessing the optimized values to determine a common scaling factor for the at least one attribute based on a particular one of the optimized values; and scaling the values for the at least one attribute in each of the plurality of separate graphical frames by the common scaling factor to fit one or more of the graphical objects in each of the plurality of separate graphical frames, wherein said scaling modifies at least one graphical object within each of the plurality of separate graphical frames, wherein said scaling is performed without modifying the size of the frames in the plurality of separate graphical frames, wherein at least one of the scaled values is different than another one of the scaled values.
95. A computer-readable medium containing a program for performing a method of fitting graphical objects within a plurality of separate graphical frames in a document, each frame being associated with at least one fitting attribute with a value for fitting one or more of the graphical objects in the frame, the method comprising: automatically determining an optimized value for the at least one attribute for each of the plurality of frames individually; automatically assessing the optimized values to determine a common scaling factor for the at least one attribute based on a particular one of the optimized values; and scaling the values for the at least one attribute in each of the plurality of separate graphical frames by the common scaling factor to fit one or more of the graphical objects in each of the plurality of separate graphical frames, wherein said scaling modifies at least one graphical object within each of the plurality of separate graphical frames, wherein said scaling is performed without modifying the size of the frames in the plurality of separate graphical frames, wherein at least one of the scaled values is different than another one of the scaled values. 99. The computer-readable medium of claim 95 , wherein the at least one best-individual-fit value comprises a value which substantially fills its associated frame without overset.