Any Telnet clients for N8?

Does anyone know any decent telnet clients?
latest putty 089 s^3 doesnt support telnet, any experience with older versions?
midpSSH difficult to use with those big cursor buttons
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OR
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OR
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noah.w:
I tried Your code, and it's worked but doesn't support my needs completely. I wrote my version of it, but it doesn't do what I want to. Could You tell me please where's my fault? Here is my code:
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import java.io.*;
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               System.out.println("InitializeException "+e+"\n"+e.getMessage());
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               os.print(msg);
               os.print("\r\n");
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//               String line;
               int i;
               int m = 0;
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                         int i2 = is.read();
                         tel_net(i1,i2);
                    }     else     {
                         beolvasott_sor.append((char)i);
//                         os.flush();
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//               beolvasott_sor = kis.readLine();
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     private void tel_net(int i1, int i2){
          int i = i1;
          if (i == 253)     {
               i = i2;
               if (i == 1) wont(i);
               else if (i == 24) wont(i);
               else if (i == 31) wont(i);
               else if (i == 35) wont(i);
               else if (i == 36) wont(i);
               else if (i == 39) wont(i);
     private void wont(int i) {
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