Calling an executable file

I have 2 Flash executables.
The Main Flash "Main.exe" should call the child flash
"child.exe" and the child.exe has to be executed.
Can this be done?
I came to know that if we place the 'child.exe' file in a
folder name 'fscommand' it is possible.
Then can I have any number of folders containing exe in it be
called?
I mean to say, from 'Main.exe' can i call 'child.exe' which
is in the folder 'fscommand\first\child.exe'

Yes it should be possible, see this example
http://www.flashjester.com/?section=faq&cPath=28_41#202
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