Open Google Chrome from Command Line in predefined windows
From Windows Vista (within VBA, but thats probably irrelevant) I open web pages 

    Shell ("C:\Users\" & Environ$("Username") & "\AppData\Local\Google\Chrome\Application\Chrome.exe -url " & URL)

I would like these pages to be opened in specific windows. I have come across the --new-window switch, but this always creates a new window. I would like an option to always go to a predefined window and only if it doesnt exist open a window for it.

E.g.

      ...Chrome.exe -window mywindowA -url URL1
      ...Chrome.exe -window mywindowB -url URL2
      ...Chrome.exe -window mywindowA -url URL3

should not affect any other open windows and instead open 2 new ones, one containing URL1 and URL3, the other URL2.


Open Google Chrome from Command Line in predefined windows
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From Windows Vista (within VBA, but thats probably irrelevant) I open web pages 

    Shell ("C:\Users\" & Environ$("Username") & "\AppData\Local\Google\Chrome\Application\Chrome.exe -url " & URL)

I would like these pages to be opened in specific windows. I have come across the --new-window switch, but this always creates a new window. I would like an option to always go to a predefined window and only if it doesnt exist open a window for it.

E.g.

      ...Chrome.exe -window mywindowA -url URL1
      ...Chrome.exe -window mywindowB -url URL2
      ...Chrome.exe -window mywindowA -url URL3

should not affect any other open windows and instead open 2 new ones, one containing URL1 and URL3, the other URL2.

