Following update Word:mac window won't enlarge/Restore button on Time machine not active

I have found two issues following automatic installation of the Security Update 2014-005 that took place last night.
The first is when I open Word:mac my window is super-small (2"x2") and will not enlarge using the manual "pull" although the arrows do appear when my mouse touches the edge of the window.
When I could not discover a way to correct this, I decided to restore from my Time Machine backups, but my Time Machine Back-ups won't all me to restore. I can see the back-ups are there but the option to Restore is not active- I can select the various back-ups and only the Cancel option is active.
Since it seems I cannot go back I may try to upgrade the OS to Yosemite to see if that helps.
Help is appreciated.

So the issue with Word:mac was a glitch that resolved by changing, then reverting, screen resolution options.
http://answers.microsoft.com/en-us/mac/forum/macoffice2008-macword/word-view-stu ck-small-and-wont-expand/bfd3fcd7-97bf-4e3d-998d-b5476bf2e83b
And apparently I can't restore from a back-up following a security update. This would have to be done using the recovery mode since firmware was updated.
Good enough.

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