Set the keyboard shortcut
Open the PowerBuilder Environment menu. Highlight Options. Highlight Use a New Shortcut. Highlight a keyboard shortcut that is not being used. Highlight Save.
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I have found a way to disable the popup on PowerBuilder 12. It is available under
Environment Menu >> Options >> Display.
Note that the Display option is "Disabled" by default.
From the comments, some developers disable that option to make their PowerBuilder environment work better.
Quebec science teachers return to the classroom this week after the long, cold winter break.
This year's break, however, won't be the same. A new law is scheduled to be passed by the Quebec government that would effectively bar teachers from teaching about evolution in the province's school system.
The prohibition on teaching evolution will be contained in a new draft of the province's education law. Teachers say the law will actually be worse than last year's bill that would have made that prohibition, but only for a temporary period. The law passed last year will remain until it expires in 2016.
At the heart of the new law is a bill proposed by Montreal science teacher Raymond Lemieux. It has the support of education minister Yves Bolduc. It would ban teachers from introducing any evolution-related topics to students.
The wording of the bill would say something like, "The creation of man, the origin of life and the evolution of life are incompatible with the theory of the creation of the universe and will never be taught."
Even if the law were to be passed, teachers would still have to teach the subject, Lemieux said. But they would be barred from presenting the evidence for evolution to students.
Lemieux is upset that, after a long winter break, teachers will return to classrooms with a new prohibition on teaching the basics of evolution in place.
"It's a bit crazy, to tell you the truth," he said. "We're not going to shut down the schools. We're just going to make sure that evolution is not part of the curriculum."
Lemieux wants teachers to be allowed to discuss evolution as one of many scientific theories, not as a fact. He said there is no clear evidence to support the idea that the universe and life evolved through natural selection.
"They are not scientific theories at all," Lemieux said.
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