Me stands for the current control, this way you don't have to retype the
current control's name over and over.

for example if a button control needs to change its own label then you can
just do this:

Me.Label = 'New Name'

"SidBord" wrote in message
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In reading some examples written in J. Walkenbach's Visual
Basic Programming book, I noticed he now and then uses the
symbol "Me.". Examples: Me.Activate Me.Saved = True
These were used in discussions of event programs, if that's
any help. I checked, and they aren't defined variables or
arguments.