[OperaMan]

Is there a way to make an apple script that will enter in your password and hit return inside telnet running within the terminal?

[baggie]

Do you intend to run the script manually when you want to enter the password? What applications are you running that require passwords - there may be a more elegant way of accomplishing the same task. For example is you are an SSH user you could save yourself a lot of hassle by running SSHPassKey and "SSH Agent", then you'd never need to enter your SSH passphrase again...

Anyway, you asked about AppleScript. The following works for me in limited testing:

tell application "Terminal"
do script ("your_password" & return) in front window
end tell

I tested this on a login command I entered manually in the shell (i.e. > login my_username), which prompts for a password. Running this script with the correct password logged me in.

If you want to do things properly you should have AppleScript pull the password out of your Keychain, since storing the password in the script is very insecure.

[OperaMan]

Thank you

The complete story is that I need to connect to a server through telnet, and i noticed it just used your user name as your login, so i made a new user with the right name, but i want to make a script that will type in my password. So far i have written the part that opens the terminal, changes the colors, then connects to the server.