I was wondering if there's a way to make the window size of my InDesign file be the same size every time I open it? Whenever I open an old or new file in CS5, the window always fills the right edge of my screen and I don't like that. I would rather have the right edge of my window snap to or butt against the palettes on the right side of my screen so that the window isn't going behind my palettes. Since all the palettes are along the right edge of the screen, I can't see what's under them in the document window.

It seems like I had the same problem when I first got CS4, but I can't remember if there was anything special I had to do to make my window always snap to my palettes. When I opened one file and pulled the bottom right edge against the palettes, it seems like that took care of it and every file I opened after that stayed that size. But that doesn't work in CS5. 

Does anyone know how to fix this so I don't have to pull the bottom right corner of the window every time I open a file. It's kind of annoying.

Thank you so much! You don't know how much this was driving me crazy. I really appreciate it.

This is not working for me. Is it not a CS4 feature or am I doing something wrong? I would love for it to work. I like everyone else get annoyed having to grab the window and downsize it everytime. I always leave a gap, so the panels never pop out over my pasteboard. Is that at all possible?

I made a script and leave the script panel open in the lower right corner.

After I open up an InDesign file I just click on the script and it resizes to my desired size.

tell application "Adobe InDesign CS5″
    
    set the bounds of the front window to {50, 0, 1135, 1200}
end tell