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Hi SAPGuru,
     I have main Query with three jumps Query (QA, QB, QC). I created web template with main query and three other web templates for jump query. All are working fine. When I am running main query template and trying to jump from main query to QA web template. Its open a new browse window thats fine. So now I have total two browsers are open. Now when I try to jump from main query to QB that web template is showing in the browser window which is shown by QA. Means its overwrite QA query with QB query in browser.
     I need to open a new browser window when I jump from main query to child query. In short I like to open one browser for main query and three another browsers (QA, QB, QC) to jump query so, I can compare all query with different browser window.
         Am I missing something in web template side or IEs option side?
         Thanks in advance...

Check the RRI_DISPLAY_TARGET property of the web template. make sure you do not have this set to open in the QA window.
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