Thank you Athanasius for your input and sample script, it works, but I have an issue with the formatting. the line below 
print "Enter the plain text password for $name, ",
              "password is currently '$password'\n";

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print out the entire line but I want only the name and password to show up it shows 
Enter the plain text password for "Q9" Type="Container" Expanded="True
+" Descr="" Icon="mRemote" Panel="General" Username="" Domain="", pass
+word is currently '""'

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I tried the following to just get the name and password only but it only returns 0 and 1 lol 
 my @names = grep /\bName=(.*?)/ , @array;
    my @password = grep /\bPassword=(.*?)/ , @array;

    my $newline = $line;    # Make a copy

 print "name is $names[0] and password is $password[0]\n";

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Also can you please tell me what the following means from your code. 
?:\s+|$) /mgx
also

Q$password\E}

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In reply to Re^2: Script won't run by cbtshare
in thread Script wont run by cbtshare

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