/ WINFX, UTILITIES, Windows File Exchange Utility   C The WINFX utility provides the capability to exchange disk-resident D files between OpenVMS and Windows operating systems. It supports theD FAT12, FAT16, and FAT32 file systems on floppy disks and partitionedA hard disks, including ZIP disks. It can also construct and access * these file systems within container files.  > The WINFX utility works on both OpenVMS VAX and OpenVMS Alpha.< On VAX systems, version 7.1 or higher is recommended, and onB Alpha systems, version 7.1-2 or higher is recommended. It may workB on older versions, but it will depend on the level of SCSI supportF in the base operating system and applied ECOs (some work, some don't).F WINFX was compiled using DEC C version 6.2 on Alpha and version 6.0 onD VAX. It was tested under OpenVMS versions 6.2, 7.1-2, 7.2-2, 7.3 and' 7.3-1 on Alpha, and version 7.2 on VAX.   B The WINFX utility is a command-driven program. Please see the helpC within WINFX for detailed information. Following is a brief summary  of the commands it supports.  C   USE           Associates a drive letter (A-Z) with a file system.   @   DISUSE        Releases a drive letter file system association.  0   FORMAT        Creates a new empty file system.  '   PARTITION     Partitions a hard disk.      IMPORT (WRITE)D                 Copies files into a file system from OpenVMS. BinaryC                 and text modes are supported. Can create and import '                 an associated FDL file.   F   EXPORT (READ) Copies files from a file system to OpenVMS. Binary andB                 text modes are supported. Can use an FDL file when(                 creating exported files.  E   DIRECTORY     Lists the contents of a directory. Several attributes G                 of the files can be displayed, and a MSDOS-like display                  is supported.      CREATE/FILE_SYSTEMD                 Creates an empty container file in which one or more0                 file systems can be constructed.     CREATE/DIRECTORY (MKDIR).                 Creates a new empty directory.  '   DELETE        Deletes a set of files.      DELETE/DIRECTORY (RMDIR)$                 Deletes a directory.  5   HELP          Get help about a command or function.   0   SET PATH (CD) Sets the default directory path.  3   SET STYLE     Sets long or short file name style.      SHOW PATH (PWD) 9                 Shows the current default directory path.   B   SHOW DRIVE    Shows information about a drive and its associated                 file system.     SHOW PARTITION<                 Shows partition information for a hard disk.  &   EXIT          Terminate the program.