Fscommand variable argument? and quote in a quote?

hello adobe flash community.
im new with flash pro and actionscript
i have a problem with fscommand..
im using it for a program called neobook.
made a button in flash pro cs6.
with a click it sends
fscommand("NeoBook", "GotoNextPage");
works correctly.
but i need to have it go to a specific page.
GotoPage "page3"
fscommand("NeoBook", "GotoPage "page3"");
doesnt work because there is quote beside the quote..
how do i bypass this?
what if i set variable x=GotoPage "page3"
how do i use a variable in a fscommand ?
fscommand("NeoBook", x); ?

what is NeoBook expecting for an argument?

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