Bug: When you open a file, legends and free text objects can get rewrapped to be on several lines

This problem happens when you:

1. Create a Prism file on a computer with a low (normal) dpi (resolution) display that includes legends or text boxes.
2. Drag the bounding box around the text object or legend to change its size. This also sets an internal flag telling Prism that you set the size manually, so it shouldn't adjust automatically.
3. Open the file on a computer with a higher resolution display. 
4. When dealing with a new dpi and a fixed object size, Prism can end up wrapping a single line of text onto two or more lines. 

Workaround:

1. Resize the text object so the text is on one line, assuming that is what you want.
2. Double-click on the text to get into editing mode.
3. Click outside the text box. This will trigger Prism to calculate the size of text/legend object automatically.

The trick is that as long as Prism is "allowed" to change the size of the text box, it will do so just fine. If it thinks you have manually set it as you want it, the wrapping will get messed up when you switch to higher resolution display.

Notes:

• The workaround will only "stick" so long as you stay on the high dpi display. If you open on a low dpi display, the problem will return.
• This is a very rare problem. It must depend somehow on display settings, as it does not occur with most low/high dpi display pairs.