Whats is modes of opeartion and mode descriptor

What is
modes of operation,
mode descriptor.
please help

Can you provide some context where you heard these terms? They're not part of any standard Java terminology that I've ever heard.

i found this in
http://java.sun.com/products/java-media/speech/forDevelopers/jsapi-guide/SpeechEngine.html#9171

A mode of operation is a unique set of the properties described in that link.
A mode descriptor is a class that encapsulates one or more of those properties.

i read that neal but what properties exactly

jaspreet manchinda wrote:i read that neal but what properties exactly

The ones listed in tables 4-1, 4-2 and 4-3.

And, as an FYI, it's either Joanne (preferably) or Ms Neal. Neal on it's own is extremely curt.

ohh Im sorry Joanne next time ill keep it in mind

jaspreet manchinda wrote:ohh Im sorry Joanne next time ill keep it in mind

No problem. With western sounding names,you should use the first name in informal situations (such as internet forums) or the last name with appropriate title (Mr, Mrs, Miss, Ms, Doctor, etc) if you want to be more formal. Obviously the latter is a bit more difficult if you're not sure if the person is a man or a woman.
Just the last name on its own tends to imply a hierarchy with the user believing that they are somehow in a position of power or superiority - a school master to a pupil or an army sergeant to a private for example.

I put Joanne in my signature to indicate how I prefer to be addressed.

I tend to apply the same rules to non-western sounding names such as yours. I don't know whether it's right or not - I'm sure someone will let me know if there's any problem.

Ill keep that in mind Joannea and same implies for non western names too and you can call me jaspreet

[edit]Restore spelling error corrected by user after reply had been posted.[/edit]

Joannea?

what Mr.campbell?? :P

I am closing this thread before you have a chance to be rude to anybody.