Importing SharePoint 2007 list templates into SharePoint 2010

I have a requirement to move a SharePoint lists from SharePoint 2007 to SharePoint 2010. To resolve that I just go to lists settings in SharePoint 2007 and click "Save list as template" link, it will gives me a .stp file. When I tried to create a list based off that template I got the following error:

Error
Microsoft SharePoint Foundation version 3 templates are not supported in this version of the product
Correlation ID: {random guid}
Date and Time: ....

After goggling this issue I resolve that problem. So if you need to migrate list templates STP's from SharePoint 2007 to 2010, you could try the following:
1.   Rename the original .STP to .CAB
2.   Extract its manifest.xml to a local folder (lets call it {workingfolder})
3.   Search for the ProductVersion element. This should have a value of 3
4.   Change its value to 4
5.   Repackage the manifest.xml into a .CAB. I've done this by using makecab.exe in the C:\Windows\System32 folder
Syntax: makecab.exe {workingfolder}\manifest.xml {workingfolder}\{template-name}.cab
6.   Change the generated cabinet's extension from .CAB back to .STP and upload it into the _catalogs/lt

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