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The Question is: What products will allow me to have a Windows Explorer or Internet explorer view of OpenVMS. Is there anything that will allow me a 'pont and click' view of the DCL Commands, or allow me to 'drag and drop' files from an OpenVMS environment to another Open VMS environbment or to the desktop PC. ?? Thanks in anticipation. Regards Peter O'Farrelly The Answer is : DECwindows FileView presents an X Windows interface analogous to that of the specified tools, and can be extensively and easily customized to meet site-specific or user-specific requirements. Cross-platform operations are not as easy, as features such as drag-and-drop tend to operate only local to the particular system -- to disks mounted on and directly accessable on the local system. Cross-platform operations from Windows systems generally involves add-on software such as that from Citrix -- DECwindows permits the use of remote network displays via X Windows protocols, the stock Windows interfaces do not support such access. (The OpenVMS FileView display can be displayed on a Windows system running an X Windows Server package such as eXcursion.) Remote system management of OpenVMS from a Windows system is possible via the OpenVMS Management Station package -- this package is available in the OpenVMS distribution and for download from the OpenVMS Website.
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