Rawterm - simple terminal program. It uses raw socket communications, and can be used with some telnet servers, and a variety of other servers that support command line terminal interaction. Please read the text file that accompanies it, as it will clarify some items. It's pretty simple to use, and hopefully, at some point, I'll grow it into a full-featured telnet client.
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Supported operating systems:
Pocket PC 2002, Windows Mobile 2003
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