adding 3 lines for GP.exe standard graph configuration format as *.GPR 
printf("A main title of presented Graph\n"); 
printf("A title of x-axis \n"); 
printf("A title of y-axis \n"); 
} 
{ 
i++; # Data numbering 
printf("#%s\n",$0); # Marking data and comment one by one for 
relationship between excel and GP text data. 
printf("%s %s\n",$1,$3); 
printf("%s %s\n\n\n",$2,$4); # It was acquired two empty lines following 
diffusion data for easiness in seeing. 
#$1 is Tmin [K] 
#$3 is D(Tmin) [m^2/s] 
#$2 is Tmax [K] 
#$4 is D(Tmax) [m^2/s] 
} 
END{ 
printf("%d are now re-arranged.\n",i)>"/dev/stderr"; 
}
```
Figure 3 A sample AWK script for calculation and reforming suitable for GP.exe data format as filename data01.TXT shown in Table 1. The AWK script should be a name as filename ex2gp.awk and then command line executable circumstances as gawk –f ex2gp.awk exceldata.txt > data01.TXT. For example, it is the Windows OS GNU that is a Unix-like computer operating system developed by the GNU Project tool of gawk.exe for interpreting awk script as multi-byte **Figure 3.** A sample AWK script for calculation and reforming suitable for GP.exe data format as filename data01.TXT shown in Table 1. The AWK script should be a name as filename ex2gp.awk and then command line executable cir‐ cumstances as gawk –f ex2gp.awk exceldata.txt > data01.TXT. For example, it is the Windows OS GNU that is a Unixlike computer operating system developed by the GNU Project tool of gawk.exe for interpreting awk script as multibyte version of GNU awk 3.1.5 modified for Windows OS including interactive pipe and Internet correspondence with supporting character codes Shift\_JIS, EUC-JP, and UTF-8

Figure 4 Typical numerical example for copied-and-pasted text file as name exceldata.txt

**956[tab]1041[tab]3.63977E-17[tab]4.94613E-16[tab][tab]Fe[tab][tab]Fe55;Fe59[tab]2.75E-**

**956[tab]1041[tab]8.45635E-18[tab]1.59639E-16[tab][tab]Fe[tab][tab]Fe55;Fe59[tab]3.58E-**

**03[tab]254[tab]956[tab]1041[tab][tab]3.64E-17[tab]4.95E-16** 

**02[tab]286[tab]956[tab]1041[tab][tab]8.46E-18[tab]1.60E-16 800[tab]992[tab]8.75231E-22[tab]2.53967E-18[tab][tab]Fe[tab][tab]Fe59[tab]6.80E-04[tab]274[tab]800[tab]992[tab][tab]8.75E-22[tab]2.54E-18 1386[tab]1528[tab]2.67551E-15[tab]2.07494E-14[tab][tab]Fe[tab][tab]Fe59[tab]1.00E-05[tab]254[tab]1386[tab]1528[tab][tab]2.68E-15[tab]2.07E-14** 

> Arrhenius relations plots and lines MS Excel. In this figure, the [tab] means a Tab key (abbreviation of tabulator key or tabular key) on a keyboard. It is only necessary for the display of the Arrhenius relation plots of awk fields 1, 2, 3, and

version of GNU awk 3.1.5 modified for Windows OS including interactive pipe and Internet correspondence with supporting character codes Shift\_JIS, EUC-JP,

```
956[tab]1041[tab]3.63977E-17[tab]4.94613E-16[tab][tab]Fe[tab][tab]Fe55;Fe59[tab]2.75E-
       03[tab]254[tab]956[tab]1041[tab][tab]3.64E-17[tab]4.95E-16 
956[tab]1041[tab]8.45635E-18[tab]1.59639E-16[tab][tab]Fe[tab][tab]Fe55;Fe59[tab]3.58E-
       02[tab]286[tab]956[tab]1041[tab][tab]8.46E-18[tab]1.60E-16 
800[tab]992[tab]8.75231E-22[tab]2.53967E-18[tab][tab]Fe[tab][tab]Fe59[tab]6.80E-
       04[tab]274[tab]800[tab]992[tab][tab]8.75E-22[tab]2.54E-18 
1386[tab]1528[tab]2.67551E-15[tab]2.07494E-14[tab][tab]Fe[tab][tab]Fe59[tab]1.00E-
       05[tab]254[tab]1386[tab]1528[tab][tab]2.68E-15[tab]2.07E-14 
 . . 
 . .
```
Figure 3 A sample AWK script for calculation and reforming suitable for GP.exe data

**# adding 3 lines for GP.exe standard graph configuration format as \*.GPR** 

**printf("%s %s\n\n\n",\$2,\$4); # It was acquired two empty lines following** 

**printf("#%s\n",\$0); # Marking data and comment one by one for** 

**printf("%d are now re-arranged.\n",i)>"/dev/stderr";** 

**printf("A main title of presented Graph\n");** 

**relationship between excel and GP text data.** 

**diffusion data for easiness in seeing.** 

**printf("A title of x-axis \n"); printf("A title of y-axis \n");** 

**i++; # Data numbering** 

**#\$1 is Tmin [K] #\$3 is D(Tmin) [m^2/s] #\$2 is Tmax [K] #\$4 is D(Tmax) [m^2/s]** 

**printf("%s %s\n",\$1,\$3);** 

format as filename data01.TXT shown in Table 1. The AWK script should be a name as filename ex2gp.awk and then command line executable circumstances as gawk –f ex2gp.awk exceldata.txt > data01.TXT. For example, it is the Windows OS GNU that is a Unix-like computer operating system developed by the GNU Project tool of gawk.exe for interpreting awk script as multi-byte

Figure 4 Typical numerical example for copied-and-pasted text file as name exceldata.txt Arrhenius relations plots and lines MS Excel. In this figure, the [tab] means a Tab key (abbreviation of tabulator key or tabular key) on a keyboard. It is only necessary for the display of the Arrhenius relation plots of awk fields 1, 2, 3, and **Figure 4.** Typical numerical example for copied-and-pasted text file as name exceldata.txt Arrhenius relations plots and lines MS Excel. In this figure, the [tab] means a Tab key (abbreviation of tabulator key or tabular key) on a key‐ board. It is only necessary for the display of the Arrhenius relation plots of awk fields 1, 2, 3, and 4 as to be \$1, \$2, \$3, and \$4

```
gawk –f ex2gp.awk exceldata.txt > data01.TXT 
pause 
TeraPad\TeraPad.exe data01.TXT 
exit 
gawk –f ex2gp.awk exceldata.txt > data01.TXT 
pause 
TeraPad\TeraPad.exe data01.TXT 
exit
```
replaced, for example, the Emacs

replaced, for example, the Emacs

properties

properties

**[autoexec]** 

**[autoexec]** 

**@ECHO OFF MOUNT c C:\** 

**@ECHO OFF MOUNT c C:\** 

**CD \prog\gp keyb jp gp** 

**CD \prog\gp keyb jp gp** 

**c:** 

**c:** 

4 as to be \$1, \$2, \$3, and \$4

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**} END{** 

**}** 

**# ex2gp.awk BEGIN{** 

**} {** 

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and UTF-8

**2.5. Process with PDF graphic file**

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**} END{** 

**}** 

**# ex2gp.awk BEGIN{** 

**} {** 

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and UTF-8

supporting character codes Shift\_JIS, EUC-JP, and UTF-8

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4 as to be \$1, \$2, \$3, and \$4

**2.6. Process with GIF, JPEG, PNG, etc., graphic file**

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**printf("A main title of presented Graph\n");** 

**relationship between excel and GP text data.** 

**diffusion data for easiness in seeing.** 

**printf("A title of x-axis \n"); printf("A title of y-axis \n");** 

**i++; # Data numbering** 

**#\$1 is Tmin [K] #\$3 is D(Tmin) [m^2/s] #\$2 is Tmax [K] #\$4 is D(Tmax) [m^2/s]** 

**printf("%s %s\n",\$1,\$3);** 

Using the freeware command line tool Ghostscript, the user can transform PS to PDF. Then the user can use another freeware, Adobe Reader or Adobe Acrobat Reader. In Figure 13, Adobe reader schematic illustrations for creating the high-resolution GIF (Graphics Inter‐ change Format) picture as all pictures shown are presented. When using those of freeware PDF reader, the user opens the PDF of 01gw.pdf, sets the magnitude to "400 %," activates "Take a Snapshot," chooses the "Select All," and finally chooses the "Copy." All through the process, the user could copy the graphic data onto the Windows OS, Mac OS, and Linux OS clipboard.

In Figure 14, it will be a pair of image processing software schematic illustrations for creating the high-resolution GIF (Graphics Interchange Format) picture as all pictures shown are presented in this paper. For example, using the freeware "IrfanView," the user opens the menu "Save Picture As" of clipboard picture data and pastes it by "Paste Ctrl+V," and the user can copy and paste through the graphic Windows OS clipboard examples. Finally, almost 94 kByte of compact-size and high-resolution GIF file was created via the software "IrfanView." This high-resolution GIF file of around 94 kByte would be user friendly for making documentation with graphic pictures. Also the other standard graphic file formats of JPEG, PNG, BMP, TIF,

etc., are able to apply in a similar procedure the high-performance software "iView."

**printf("#%s\n",\$0); # Marking data and comment one by one for** 

**printf("%d are now re-arranged.\n",i)>"/dev/stderr";** 

**# adding 3 lines for GP.exe standard graph configuration format as \*.GPR** 

**printf("%s %s\n\n\n",\$2,\$4); # It was acquired two empty lines following** 

Figure 3 A sample AWK script for calculation and reforming suitable for GP.exe data

**Figure 3.** A sample AWK script for calculation and reforming suitable for GP.exe data format as filename data01.TXT shown in Table 1. The AWK script should be a name as filename ex2gp.awk and then command line executable cir‐ cumstances as gawk –f ex2gp.awk exceldata.txt > data01.TXT. For example, it is the Windows OS GNU that is a Unixlike computer operating system developed by the GNU Project tool of gawk.exe for interpreting awk script as multibyte version of GNU awk 3.1.5 modified for Windows OS including interactive pipe and Internet correspondence with

**956[tab]1041[tab]3.63977E-17[tab]4.94613E-16[tab][tab]Fe[tab][tab]Fe55;Fe59[tab]2.75E-**

**956[tab]1041[tab]8.45635E-18[tab]1.59639E-16[tab][tab]Fe[tab][tab]Fe55;Fe59[tab]3.58E-**

**03[tab]254[tab]956[tab]1041[tab][tab]3.64E-17[tab]4.95E-16** 

**02[tab]286[tab]956[tab]1041[tab][tab]8.46E-18[tab]1.60E-16 800[tab]992[tab]8.75231E-22[tab]2.53967E-18[tab][tab]Fe[tab][tab]Fe59[tab]6.80E-04[tab]274[tab]800[tab]992[tab][tab]8.75E-22[tab]2.54E-18 1386[tab]1528[tab]2.67551E-15[tab]2.07494E-14[tab][tab]Fe[tab][tab]Fe59[tab]1.00E-05[tab]254[tab]1386[tab]1528[tab][tab]2.68E-15[tab]2.07E-14** 

Figure 4 Typical numerical example for copied-and-pasted text file as name exceldata.txt

Arrhenius relations plots and lines MS Excel. In this figure, the [tab] means a Tab key (abbreviation of tabulator key or tabular key) on a keyboard. It is only necessary for the display of the Arrhenius relation plots of awk fields 1, 2, 3, and

format as filename data01.TXT shown in Table 1. The AWK script should be a name as filename ex2gp.awk and then command line executable circumstances as gawk –f ex2gp.awk exceldata.txt > data01.TXT. For example, it is the Windows OS GNU that is a Unix-like computer operating system developed by the GNU Project tool of gawk.exe for interpreting awk script as multi-byte version of GNU awk 3.1.5 modified for Windows OS including interactive pipe and Internet correspondence with supporting character codes Shift\_JIS, EUC-JP,

Figure 5 A sample Batch File script for the AWK script exaction. Filename should be ex2gp.bat. After the main processing, in the second half, it should be used with a text editor as Terapad.exe after recognition. Other free text editors should be **Figure 5.** A sample Batch File script for the AWK script exaction. Filename should be ex2gp.bat. After the main proc‐ essing, in the second half, it should be used with a text editor as Terapad.exe after recognition. Other free text editors should be replaced, for example, the Emacs Figure 5 A sample Batch File script for the AWK script exaction. Filename should be ex2gp.bat. After the main processing, in the second half, it should be used with a text editor as Terapad.exe after recognition. Other free text editors should be

platform on its DOSBox. The left and right windows are the prompt and main frame of DOSBox emulator, respectively. GP.exe users have to add configuration descriptions as in Figure 7 for GP.exe executable circumstances. Additionally, GP.exe has to read firstly the initial file of INIT.GPR file as in Figure Figure 6 Schematic illustration of DOSBox of DOS emulator and executed GP.exe as platform on its DOSBox. The left and right windows are the prompt and main frame of DOSBox emulator, respectively. GP.exe users have to add configuration descriptions as in Figure 7 for GP.exe executable circumstances. **Figure 6.** Schematic illustration of DOSBox of DOS emulator and executed GP.exe as platform on its DOSBox. The left and right windows are the prompt and main frame of DOSBox emulator, respectively. GP.exe users have to add con‐ figuration descriptions as in Figure 7 for GP.exe executable circumstances. Additionally, GP.exe has to read firstly the initial file of INIT.GPR file as in Figure 8 for easy reading the data file data01.TXT and furthermore adding useful extra properties

8 for easy reading the data file data01.TXT and furthermore adding useful extra

Additionally, GP.exe has to read firstly the initial file of INIT.GPR file as in Figure 8 for easy reading the data file data01.TXT and furthermore adding useful extra

Figure 6 Schematic illustration of DOSBox of DOS emulator and executed GP.exe as

Figure 7 The menu of "DOSBox 0.74 Options," a sample configuration script for

Figure 7 The menu of "DOSBox 0.74 Options," a sample configuration script for

**# Lines in this section will be run at startup.** 

**# Lines in this section will be run at startup.** 

**# You can put your MOUNT lines here.** 

**# You can put your MOUNT lines here.** 

GP.exe, the current directory might be C:/prog/gp/GP.exe

GP.exe, the current directory might be C:/prog/gp/GP.exe

[autoexec] area, should be necessary to add the MOUNT and Change-Directry and then execute the GP.exe. If the user needs to use the Japanese keyboard, then the line "keyb jp" should be added and also its module. In the case of

[autoexec] area, should be necessary to add the MOUNT and Change-Directry and then execute the GP.exe. If the user needs to use the Japanese keyboard, then the line "keyb jp" should be added and also its module. In the case of

properties

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**pause** 

**exit** 

```
[autoexec] 