Opening Multiple file windows to specific location

[ItsJrod]

I wanted to know if there is a way to open two text files, one to the left hand side of my screen and one to my right, at the same time.

Thanks!

EDIT: I guess my question should be refined to: I am having trouble using WinMove for multiple windows. Here is what I have:

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Run, Notepad TextFile1.txt
WinWait, Notepad
WinMove, 0,0

Run, Notepad TextFile2.txt
WinWait, Notepad
WinMove, 400,400

This is resulting in only TextFile1.txt being opened, and it is just opening at the last remembered location.

[elModo7]

You can open one, wait for notepad to be opened and then with win key + left arrow you can have it move to the left.
Then open another one, wait for notepad, repeat same combo with right arrow.

[ItsJrod]

You can open one, wait for notepad to be opened and then with win key + left arrow you can have it move to the left.
Then open another one, wait for notepad, repeat same combo with right arrow.

This would work for snapping them, but I want to specify an exact position and window size so that I can still see the center of the screen.

[Sam_]

You can open one, wait for notepad to be opened and then with win key + left arrow you can have it move to the left.
Then open another one, wait for notepad, repeat same combo with right arrow.

This would work for snapping them, but I want to specify an exact position and window size so that I can still see the center of the screen.

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Run, Notepad.exe, , , PID1
WinWait, ahk_pid %PID1%
WinMove, ahk_pid %PID1%, , 0, 0

Run, Notepad.exe, , , PID2
WinWait, ahk_pid %PID2%
WinMove, ahk_pid %PID2%, , 400, 400

[ItsJrod]

You can open one, wait for notepad to be opened and then with win key + left arrow you can have it move to the left.
Then open another one, wait for notepad, repeat same combo with right arrow.

This would work for snapping them, but I want to specify an exact position and window size so that I can still see the center of the screen.

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Run, Notepad.exe, , , PID1
WinWait, ahk_pid %PID1%
WinMove, ahk_pid %PID1%, , 0, 0

Run, Notepad.exe, , , PID2
WinWait, ahk_pid %PID2%
WinMove, ahk_pid %PID2%, , 400, 400

This is solid, thank you!