The FDISK command is used to prepare a fixed disk drive for use and maintain
it later.  Portions of the disk may be allocated for use by other operating
systems (non-DOS), and the disk may be segmented into a series of logical
disk drives or partitions rather than one large capacity drive (although only
one of these partitions is available at any given time).

A full discussion of this command is beyond the scope of this HELP function.
For more information about running this command and the options available,
please refer to chapter 3 in the DOS manual.
