No. Check the settings in your applications if you can set this up.
You could use the START command in the shortcuts for your
applications, but this is only a workaround because it will not work
if a program is started on another way. For details type
START /?
at a DOS prompt.
* You can customize it for any application as it works based on "Windows
Title". It is even easier to code an application using API (GetActiveWindow,
foreground window) etc.
All programs decide for themselves. Even if specifing maximise (as in a
shortcut's properties) it is an advisory to the program - the program is
free to ignore. Many programs will refuse to open maximised so they don't
cover other programs.
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