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I have just successfully completed a Database attached upgrade from WSS 3.0 to SPS 2010. <br />
I used the Mount -spcontentdatabase command with the -updateuserexperience option. <br />
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The site is working fine. However, the look and feel is exactly the same as WSS 3.0. <br />
The only difference seems to be that now Excel services is used when opening spreadsheets. <br />
I can only select themes etc from WSS 3.0. <br />
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Any ideas how to change this? kind of defeats the purpose of upgrading if there is only 1 extra feature. <br />
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I have just successfully completed a Database attached upgrade from WSS 3.0 to SPS 2010. 
I used the Mount -spcontentdatabase command with the -updateuserexperience option. 

The site is working fine. However, the look and feel is exactly the same as WSS 3.0. 
The only difference seems to be that now Excel services is used when opening spreadsheets. 
I can only select themes etc from WSS 3.0. 

Any ideas how to change this? kind of defeats the purpose of upgrading if there is only 1 extra feature. 

 

Sharepoint server 2010 look and feel

Microsoft Sharepoint is a software platform and family of software products used for collaboration and web publishing combined. These capabilities include developing web sites, portals, intranets, content management systems, search engines, wikis, blogs, and other tools for business intelligence and collaboration. SharePoint has a Microsoft Office-like interface, and it is closely integrated with the Office suite.