>>

>>    Dim thisform As frmMyForm   'Name of the form
>>    Protected Overrides Sub OnLoad(ByVal e As System.EventArgs)
>>        thisform = Me
>>    End Sub
>>

>Shouldn't be
>

>Me = thisform
>

>?

Nope, in the code above, he's defining a property (well, in .NET speak, its a "field" but same thing) called "thisform". In order to access a property or field of the current object, you don't need to specify "this" or "Me".

string ClassProp
void ClassMethod() {
   ClassProp = "Notice I can set classprop without this or me"
}

So, if he sets the "thisform" property to reference "Me", thisform.ClassProp will effectively reference Me.ClassProp in your code. Make sense?