Determine where new finder window opens?

My finder windows open in the exact location where i last closed one.

 

If i understand the OP, he's talking about /new/ windows:

-click on the desktop
-type ⌘⇧N [command-shift-n]
-doubleclick the "untitled folder" icon

That's a new window.

AFAIK, the bounds (i.e., both position and size) of that window is hard-coded somewhere, and no one has found where, yet. [i.e., it's probably *not* in any plist.] Best we can do is set up an AppleScript and run it from Script Menu (which could also be done via a hotkey).

E.g.,

Code:

[SIZE="1"]
property myWidth : 768
property myHeight : 458

tell application "Finder"
	try
		set fWind to front window
		set {wLeft, wTop, wRight, wBottom} to get bounds of fWind
		set bounds of fWind to {wLeft, wTop, wLeft + myWidth, wTop + myHeight}
		
		tell front window
			try
				update every item with necessity
			end try
		end tell
	end try
end tell
[/SIZE]

Edit: as written, my script only determines size. Set the wLeft and wTop variables to adjust position. Script operates on an existing window, so modify it to also create the folder if desired.