As a Windows program, Id can choose the initial location of the window, but isn't doing that currently, so the window opens up in whatever location the system decides to put it. When doing a batch rendering script and rendering images in disk video, this can be annoying that the window doesn't re-appear where it was last positioned.
On Windows, remember the last window location in the registry and read that back out on startup.
As a Windows program, Id can choose the initial location of the window, but isn't doing that currently, so the window opens up in whatever location the system decides to put it. When doing a batch rendering script and rendering images in disk video, this can be annoying that the window doesn't re-appear where it was last positioned.
On Windows, remember the last window location in the registry and read that back out on startup.