Can a VID window find out where it is located?

I have a feeling I know the answer, but I just can't remember... I know that one can position a window to a specified location: view layout/offset [...] 100x100 I know that a program can find the screen size of the monitor with system/view/screen-face/size. What I want to do is to find out where a window currently is located, in case the operator dragged it around on the screen. If I can find that, then I can save it when the program quits, and load it when the program starts again, so that I can view the window in the same position where it was the last time the program ran. Something like: NEW-POSITION: load %last-window-position.txt view layout/offset [...] NEW-POSITION Thank you.

Sorry to bother. It seems that answers come to me after I have gone through the work of formulating the question. Here is the answer, and I will write it down so I don't forget it: R E B O L [ Title: "VID test harness" ] LAST-LOC-FILE: %last-location.txt LAST-LOC: 20X20 WHERE-AM-I: does [ print ["I am at " MAIN-WINDOW/offset] ] QUIT-BUTTON: does [ LAST-LOC: MAIN-WINDOW/offset save LAST-LOC-FILE LAST-LOC quit ] if exists? LAST-LOC-FILE [ LAST-LOC: load LAST-LOC-FILE ] MAIN-WINDOW: layout/offset [ banner "Find my location" button 200 "Where am I" [WHERE-AM-I] button 200 "Quit" [QUIT-BUTTON] ] LAST-LOC view MAIN-WINDOW