Running an EXE...

I want my program so when i push a button i runs lets say C:\test.exe.
So when i push the button the application goes like normal. I DO NOT want to run using my application i just want it to run.

Use Shell function for executing another programs.
What do you mean with "I DO NOT want to run using my application i just want it to run"??

I think he means it should run standalone... The Shell function will do that just like charlie said - as long as you send the second parameter with vbNormalFocus. (Or you could go fancy and use ShellExecute)

I used that shell execute thing and it didn't work. I know i wrote the correc location of the file, but it still doesn't work...any ideas :/

Define doesn't work. Also, can you show us what code you have? Again, Shell will work fine, ShellExecute is just to be fancy.

lol...Mike you love that ShellExecute, everytime I say Shell you come back with ShellExecute!
Well, this time, it's my turn

Private Sub Command1_Click()
Shell "C:\Program.exe", vbNormalFocus
End Sub

This will open the form, and bring it to the frnt.
KISS = Keep It Short and Simple
For some people Mike, you have to kiss

The fancy of the ShellExecute is no need to give the associate application name to run/open a program/File, it will take the default application to run the program/File. ShellExecute is more KISS

If its an .exe, then you only need the path to it, nothing else, it will run with just that....for a file, if you want to open it in its proper viewer, or specify one, then ShellExecute would be better. However in this case, its an .exe, so Shell works for him.