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You can't programmatically reposition the windows before launch, but at least it comes up where you want and you can launch it (and others) from a batch file or another program. Now for the trick, the windows CMD START command can run shortcuts. Make one of these for each CMD window you want opened at a different location. Now if you want you can also set other properties like colors and I highly recommend changing the buffer to be a width of 120-240 and the height to 9999 and enable quick edit mode (why aren't these the defaults!?!)

To save that position, bring up the properties menu and hit "Save". When the window opens, position it where you want your window to be. I just found this question while on a quest to do the same thing.Īfter some experimenting I came across an answer that works the way the OQ would want and is simple as heck, but not very general purpose.Ĭreate a shortcut on your desktop or elsewhere (you can use the create-shortcut helper from the right-click menu), set it to run the program "cmd.exe" and run it.