Run .bat file from Flex

Hi,
I'd like to execute a .bat file from Flex. I thought this piece of code should work but no luck
fscommand("Exec", "C:\\Sandbox\\doSomething.bat");
Can someone please point me in the right direction?
Thanks in advance,

Sandbox does not allow external apps to be run in Flex apps. AIR 2.0 may have this.
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