Hi all,

I'm currently developing a desktop news application for the company I work for. This is in no way a web based application, however, it will open into our with our Intranet when a user clicks an article, and is linked to the corresponding page.

Now, this is the problem:

In one of the forms, I have a "mini" description of the current XML news article. The title of this article is a clickable LinkLabel. What I want to do, is open the LinkLabel into a new browser window BUT specifically target the browser named instance of "Intranet" (i.e. one that has been named when opening via JS). We do not want more than one instance of the Intranet window open.

This would be similar to how Javascript works when you target a window by name - you either create a new instance (if non-existing) or focus the old one. We use this typically when opening the Intranet from the Application System. Users can't open a second instance due to the check in place via JS.

Is there a way round this i.e. invoking some sort of Javascript or system process call / shell? I have been Googling this for ages, and it doesn't seem like anyone on the entire Internet has done this yet