Fortunately, this won’t require much code as much of this behavior is built-in to Visual Studio and its application properties interface. To display this interface, right-click the project name in Solution Explorer and choose Properties. (Or, select Project > ProjectName Properties with the Visual Studio menu system.) When the Properties interface appears, select the Settings tab.

We need to add two application settings here, for the application location (position) and size, respectively. So select the field under Name and add a new setting called MyLocation. Then, select the field under Type and select “System.Drawing.Point” from the menu that appears. (You can leave the Scope set to its default, User.)