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Here is my code so far:

import os
from tkinter import *
import tkinter as tk

system_properties=("C:\ProgramData\Microsoft\Windows\Start Menu\Programs\Administrative Tools\System Information.lnk")
device_manager=("devmgmt.msc")

root = Tk()

#root.title()

window = tk.Tk()

root.geometry("200x200")

def open_app():
    os.startfile(system_properties)
    os.system(device_manager)

Button(root, text ='Open', 
       command = open_app).pack(side = TOP, 
                                 pady = 10) 

root.mainloop()

To clarify I am not looking to change the tkinter window. What I want to do is open multiple applications at once on Windows 11 with no overlap like in a split screen format, but I am not sure how to incorporate code to make the windows display with my desired size and position. Currently, they are opening on top of each other with different window sizes.

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  • If I understood right, this library could help you with what you are trying to do : **win32process**, one example I came across : **https://stackoverflow.com/questions/62238946/open-exe-file-in-specific-size-via-python** it is for an exe file, however you should be able to find the same for your apps. – sramazoth Aug 09 '22 at 07:09
  • This question isn't very clear. You asked "Is there a way to alter the size and position of a window after opening it through tkinter?" You can drag windows around and change their size with the mouse. Are you asking how to control the size and position of a tkinter window when it is created? If that is what you are interested in then [look here](https://stackoverflow.com/questions/14910858/how-to-specify-where-a-tkinter-window-opens) – Rory Aug 09 '22 at 17:43

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