How to programmatically resize vi for different screen resolutions ?

Hi,
I have been struggling with this,How can i built a vi that should run for different screen resolutions (on different pc's).
There are several threads on forum , But i dont find the exact solution for it.
I have already tried with VI properties in the VI but i dont think its working.
Can someone please help me ?
Thanks and regards,
Shivkant Paswan

Yup it is a pain to use panes, but that is the easiest method I've found which meets my requirements. Learn to use panes and splitters effectively, and then learn their limitations and workaround when you find those limitations. In general LabVIEW should handle multi-resolutions, and resizing better but these are the tools we have today.
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