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I finally found my solution and it works!! I didnt have to use expect, i think my problem was when I try to open the file, I use system. I should have use open. Now I have automatic user input. Thanks everyone for their help and info, learned lots of stuff about Expect and seems very useful.

here my code using Expect... #!/usr/bin/perl use strict; use warnings; use Expect; my $selection = "option1" my $openprogram = system("progam.exe"); my $exp = Expect->spawn($openprogram) or die; $exp-> send ("$selection"); It does not work :( .. I get error Cannont exec(0):no such file or...

After option 1 is done with x amount of time, then it goes to another option like 2 or 3.

About the last statment, the .exe opens a cmd line to run the program and the inputs from there.

The .exe needs the inputs from the command line. :( Other ways?

I got a program, once it execute the program (.exe), it gives 3 options to the User. Option1.. option2.. option3.. Depending on the User input, let say the User select by typing "option1", it runs option1. My question is that is there a way in Perl to write that so the User does not have to type...