An application  iA Writer  somehow got stuck off screen with only the corner showing. I can't grab it or use other means to move it from that position. All new windows open in that position, regardless of if I open/close the application.Is there a terminal command for moving a specific window's position? 
Move position of an application window from the command line on OSX
command line;osx;window geometry
You can do it with AppleScript:$ osascript \    -e 'tell application Terminal' \    -e 'set position of front window to {1, 1}' \    -e 'end tell'This isn't guaranteed to work. It's up to the app itself whether it will obey this command. You can try something like set bounds of front window to {1, 1, 800, 600} if it refuses to move the window. That will also resize it, but that might be a good thing, depending on how screwed up the window is.I've broken the long command up purely for readability. It's fine to give it all as a single line, without the backslashes.And yes, you need multiple -e options. AppleScript is a line-based language, so each line has to be given separately. You could run osascript without arguments and type the three lines by hand at it instead, if you prefer.