Move to the parent applet on clicking the back button

Hey,Every Body!
I am trying to make a project in which i have a problem , my project has mutiple applets and i want that on clicking on the back button current applet should be closed and instantly the parent applet should be opened.
Please help me to solve this problem.
Thanks

Hey, you can take any two applets , i only want to move the parent applet on clicking on the back button .
For Example suppose on the first applet i have inserted my username and emailid then on clicking on the next button , second applet is opened in which i have to submit my personal details like my name, my address, my phone number ,but instantly i thought to change my email id or my username in that case i want that there should be a button on the second applet on clicking of which second applet should be closed and the parent applet should get focused again.

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