Access 2007 db created under XP wont run any of it's VB code running in Windows 7

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Help! I created an Access 2007 db with VB code on an XP PC. I've got Access 2007 installed on a Windows 7 PC, but when I open the db in Windows 7, none of the VB code works from buttons and none of my automatic VB code seems to run - in fact none of my code runs! Any ideas?

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