>Ok...this whole 'ME' thing that VB has going on is very confusing.
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>I'm working in a TextBox_TextChanged event handler
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>I get the whole 'ME' here refers to the TextBox, so, one would think, if I wanted to change the text of a label (lblStudentName) I would refer to it as me.parent.lbl, but it doesn't seem to like that. It wants me.lblStudentName.Text. It seems to kinda act like the royal 'we'.
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>This is very confusing and is there a better way to refer to other controls on the form other than Form.lbl...?

Most controls in .NET forms don't use a containership-model (like VFP does). All controls are actually just properties added to the form, even if they appear "inside" another control. (NOTE: that's not absolutely true everywhere); take a look at the code in the .designer files to see this. Another stumbling point is that, inside of a delegate (event), Me/this usually doesn't refer to the control that raised the event. That's why the event signature usually passes the source of the event as the first parameter.