  We have explored the phase behavior of a set of water-like models in slit
pores of nanoscopic dimensions. The interaction between water and pore walls
mimics the graphite surface. A version of density functional method is used as
theoretical tools. The fluid models are adopted from the work of Clark et al.
[Mol. Phys., 2006, 104, 3561]. They reproduce the bulk water vapor-liquid
coexistence envelope adequately. Our principal focus is on changes of topology
of the phase diagram of confined water and establishing trends of behavior of
the crossover temperature between condensation and evaporation on the strength
of water-graphite interaction potential. Growth of the water film on the pore
walls is illustrated in terms of the density profiles. Theoretical results are
discussed in context of computer simulation findings for water models in pores.
