If you have access to the source code of the launched program, you can use the SetWindowPos function to set the window position and size from within that program.

Bernhard

I sent more or less this info yesterday, but it bounced (my ISP doesn't like redirecting email from my work IP address!!!).... I think the CreateProcess idea is better than this one, but just in case...

Assuming you have a window with the caption 'Untitled - Notepad' (running notepad.exe will get you this)

Function  ResizeWindow(const Caption: pchar; const AWidth, Aheight:
integer): boolean; var
  h: Thandle;
  r: Trect;
  Width, Height, Left, Top: integer;
begin
  Result := False;
  h := FindWindow( nil, Caption );
  if (h  0) and GetWindowRect(h, r) then begin
    Width := (r.right - r.left);
    Height := (r.Bottom - r.top);
    Left := r.Left;
    Top := r.Top;
    if (Awidth = Width) and (Aheight = height) then exit; //don't bother
if the size is same
    Windows.MoveWindow(h, Top, Left, Width, Height, true); //DOH!! Silly
api name M$ 2 API's would have been
//easier... If you want to move the window you
//must track it's size too!!!!
    Result := True; //<--- only return true is we do a resize.... You
could put this above the line
			  //		"if (Awidth..." if you want to
know that you 'found the window' but
			  //        didn't necessarily move it.
  end;
end;

Therefore:

  Resizewindow('Untitled - Notepad', 10, 10);