I have this block of code that i am running. 
open(LIST,$List) or die "Can't read $List: $!";
while (<LIST>) {
    chomp(my $Server = $_);
    my $source1 = "C:/ChPass/phrase.txt";
    my $dest1 = "//$Server/c\$/temp/phrase.txt";
    print $dest1;
    my $command = qq(copy "$source1" "$dest1") or die "Couldn't copy $
+source1: $!";
    $command =~ s#/#\\#g;
    system $command;
    print " I finished the first command.\n";
    
        my $source2 = "C:/ChPass/ChPass.exe";
        my $dest2 = "//$Server/c\$/temp/ChPass.exe";
        my $command2 = qq(copy "$source2" "$dest2") or die "Couldn't c
+opy $source2: $!";
        $command2 =~ s#/#\\#g;
        print $command2;
        system $command2;
        print " I finished the second command.\n";
        print $Server . "\n";

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I am then calling on the exe that i copied over which is a compiled perl script. It is waiting for a server name and a caridge return. so i put $Server after the chpass.exe but i need a way to put in a caridge return so that it can see the server name. 
        
    system("//$Server/c\$/temp/ChPass.exe $Server");
    print " I called the executable and it completed.\n";
    }

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Can someone tell me how i can simulate me hitting enter after the exe sees the server name. Thanks in advance.
Ray

In reply to my compiled perl script is waiting for input by RayRay459

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