win = window.open("http://www.docjs.com/", "js");
win.close();

// move the screen position of the window to the specified x and y offset
window.moveTo(iX, iY)

// move the screen position of the window by the specified x and y offset
window.moveBy(iX, iY)

// scroll the window to the specified x and y offset
window.scrollTo(iX, iY)

// scroll the window by the specified x and y offset 
window.scrollBy(iX, iY)

// set the size of the window to the specified width and length
window.resizeTo(iWidth, iHeight)

// change the current size of the window by the specified x and y offset
window.resizeBy(iX, iY)

Notice that these methods belong to the window object, so they can be executed on the current window or any other referenced window. You can use the move() and resize() methods when you want to set the position or dimensions of a window dynamically, after it has been created.

Learn more about windows creation and usage in Tutorial 1, Working with Windows.

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