AutoSize façade on run?

Someone told me a tool that would automatically resize your front panel for a façade decoration using the vi. This may have been something JKI but I don't remember. In any case, I looked everywhere and can't find what it was.

Does anyone have an idea what this may have been?

The Application Control OpenG package has a VI that resizes the front the largest decoration.

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