To know in javascript how many windows of explorer are open

I am having trouble with my web application
I would like to know if in javascript I can now how many windows
of my internet explorer I have opened with my webapp
Does anyone know how I can solve it?

Hi Futchi,
Thank you for your replay.
I think that I can use your solution...
My problem is that I need to know how many windows
of the same explorer are open. I mean how many
time I have opened a new windows with CTRL+N.
I hope that there is a way in javascript.

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