Refresh vs Restore

[Silvera]

I am trying to understand the difference between refresh and restore. One site I checked for a list of commands, it did not list Refresh as a stand a lone command.
Restore to me means to bring back what was previously there while Refresh would update something to reflect the new information. Am I on the right track? My issue is basically when to use which one.

[ranman256]

Restore is a window method. It restores the window back to big if minimized.

You refresh a form. I put messages in a text box while the program is running to tell status, but it wont do it immediatly because queries are running,
so I must say me.refresh to get the message to appear.

[Silvera]

Thanks for the quick response. I am trying to clean up some of my code and I am finding that I was using refresh but not remembering why.
I thought "me." established a variable. I'm not at home so I am limited to internet for reference the site I referred to before does not even list "Me" as a command.

[Silvera]

I've done some research on "Me". I believe I now understand the Keyword Me. If I am in the VB code window for a form then me is referring to that specific "Private Sub" like:
Private Sub Form_Load()
Me![lbltitle].Caption = DLookup("Proj_Ttl_ful_CAPs", "Proj_Info")
End Sub
Now I believe I fully understand. Me.Refresh basically up dates that specific form.

[June7]

The Me keyword is an alias reference for the form or report that the code is behind.

[Silvera]

Thanks for the concise explanation! Boy I understand now. Yours is the best explanation that I have seen this morning.

[June7]

Me is faster than typing: Forms!MyAnnoyinglyLongFormName