Form vs. recordset

I need a refresher. When I first started database development with
Access, I knew the
answer to this question, but it slips my mind now. What is the
difference in VBA between the floowing references in code:

Me!Anydata
Anydat
Me.AnyData
[AnyData]


If I remember correctly, it has to do with the value shown on a control

versus the recordset behind a form, but cannot remember which is which.
Many times the difference is not inportant as my code seems to work
with either. If not, I get to it by trial-and-error. But I hoping
someone could remind me what the difference is.

.

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