As with most fully qualified windows (those with a frame provided by the desktop), no. Some desktops provide a means to arrange the position of fully qualified windows, such as cascade (the default on MS), tile, place via the mouse, etc... It is considered inappropriate for an application to ignore these user settings.

I may be able to create a utility to solve this. 
I am thinking of the position and the size being defined.

I will try to get to it this weekend. 

Hello Bharat....

I did get a chance to work on rhis over the weekend.  I have sent you an email with an attached utility file that you can try.

Instructions are included in the email.  Let me know how this works for you.

Instructions for use:
Make a directory for SensibleSolutions under C:\Sesame2\Utilities\ folder.
Copy the SlateSpot.exe utility file into C:\Sesame2\Utilities\SensibleSolutions\ folder.
There are two ways to make this run, hard coded or using variables:

1.  With hard coded values
After a WriteLn command, insert the next line in your program, replacing the numbers with the values that you want.

CreateAProcess("C:\Sesame2\Utilities\SensibleSolutions\SlateSpot.exe  /TopLeftX=300 /TopLeftY=500 /Width=600 /Height=200") 

When this utility runs, there is a slight delay for Sesame to create the original Sesame Slate.  It is not possible to resize/move the Slate until that is completed.  It may be best to use the CreateAProcess command after the first WriteLn command.  All subsequent WriteLns will go to the new position.

Any feedback will be great.

Glad to hear that.

I am curious, did you use the simple hard coded version or the more complex one with variables?
If you use variables, then you can make that into a Global function and just pass in the variables when you call the function after any WriteLn command in any module.

It has been a while (over 10 years) since i provided this utility to position the Slate window.  After some recent installs using this tool, I realized that the values I provided here are not the ones that I seem to use the most often.  So, here is the command line again, with the more useful position values:

OpenSlate()
CreateAProcess("C:\Sesame2\Utilities\SensibleSolutions\SlateSpot.exe  /TopLeftX=30 /TopLeftY=50 /Width=600 /Height=400")  

So, just insert these lines before your WriteLn lines.  As long the Slate is opened, it will stay in the same position unless you manually move it.  I found that inserting OpenSlate() before the CreatAProcess command made the positioning work faster. 

Good luck.