I have a frame with various windows.
Example:

-Frame0
  - Win:A , Buffer:Foo      
  - Win:B , Buffer:Gee

1. I follow a internal link [[Buffer:Zed HeadingA][zeddesc]] in  Win:A ,
Buffer:Foo  with ‘C-c C-o’(‘org-open-at-point’)   

2. Org will open Buffer:Zed in Win:B
-Frame0
  - Win:A , Buffer:Foo      
  - Win:B , Buffer:Zed

3. If in Win:B , Buffer:Zed i do a return with  ‘C-c &’
(‘org-mark-ring-goto’) i get
  - Win:A , Buffer:Foo      
  - Win:B , Buffer:Foo


I dont like how 'org-open-at-point' will brake my established
window-buffer relation .

How can i control in step 2 in which window or frame the link will be
opened. And again in returning (step3) 'org-mark-ring-goto’ return in
the new (taken) window.

Alexandros

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