MFC Dialog Project Differences

If you create a blank dialog project in MFC v6.0 and then import it into MFC v7.0, the converted project is obviously different from if you had just created the blank project under MFC v7.0 initially.

Differences include things such as..

1. Calling of InitCommonControls() under the Apps InitInstance.
2. Lots of afx_msg comments removed etc.
3. Various changes within stdafx.h

My question is... in terms of efficiency and true MFC 7.0 support... what are the differences? Is it worth creating a new project in MFC 7.0 then manually transfering classes from older MFC 6.0 projects accross in order to rebuild it or will a straight forward 'let msdev convert it for me' do?

any insight would be appreciated...

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Is it worth creating a new project in MFC 7.0 then manually transfering classes from older MFC 6.0 projects accross in order to rebuild it or will a straight forward 'let msdev convert it for me' do?

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Creating a new project in VC ++ 7.0 automatically give you support for WinXP interface!