Missing font in Office 2007

My Office Standard 2007 clearly states that a font Gill Sans is included but is missing from my list

Hi,
First of all, please check if you have the option of Display the reminder
selected under Tools->Options->Other->Advanced Options->Reminder Options.
If you have that option selected already, please follow below steps to troubleshoot the issue:
Start Outlook with '/cleanreminders' command (Press
Win + R and type "outlook.exe /cleanreminders" in the blank box, then press
Enter). This will help in deleting the damaged reminders and resolving the issues.
If you are using an Exchange account, try to disable the cached mode, close Outlook, then delete the cached .ost file. Re-start Outlook and enable cached mode again. Outlook to re-sync all contents from server to a new OST file.
If you have more than one data file in Outlook, delete the data file in addition to your default one. (Do backup anything important.)
If you are using a .pst data file (Non-Exchange mailbox), try to repair it with scanpst.exe tool:
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/287497/en-us
Hope this helps.
Thanks,
Ethan Hua CHN
TechNet Community Support

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Seven

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