What is instead of "Code" button in database toolbar in Access 2007?

from the ribbon

create > Macro dropdown > module

or open form in design view and hit Alt + F11

Is "open form in design view and hit Alt + F11" a one-click / keystroke as it used to be in 2003?
I am asking about the button on my image: Open VBA code editor for selected form. Not create a new module ("create > Macro dropdown > module)".

I don't think there is one in 2007/2010. You'd have to open the form in Design view, then click the View Code button in the Design ribbon item.

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Want to follow LSMConsulting's suggestion.

Yes ... I had done the Customize thing on all of my A2010 systems ... View Code.

mx

Odd ... I never used that button in earlier versions. I always just opened the form/report in Design view, then went to the code editor from there. Ya learn something new every day around here!!

I've always had that button on the Toolbar (A2003)

mx
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It was there, I just never used it. Just got in the habit of opening in design view and then moving to the code module.

Well, I do that too ...

Hafta look at that.
As per our Access 2010 dicussion The lack of right-click|properties is a major PITA for me in 2007/2010

Nope.  Dammit.
If you are in form view, it's greyed out.
I sure hope in Access 2012 they give us back, in order
1. right-click|properties in form view
2. the database windows
3. the File|View|edit menu bar

Yes, there are add-ins but there cludgy

"View code" is instead of "Code"