Open a module located in a different folder - alloy

My problem is quite trivial but I can't find a solution to it.
I'm trying to open a module using a command of the form : open ../folder/module, but this leads to a syntax error.
How to correct that ?
ps : the 2 modules have to be in a separate folder, and those folder's have to be "siblings folders" (one can't be contained in the other)
Thanks and Cheers !

The content of those slides helped me solve this proiblem.
http://homepage.divms.uiowa.edu/~tinelli/181/Notes/05-alloy-modules.pdf
cheers

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