Several Fonts are now missing in Microsoft Office (2010), which were present before the upgrade. Most notably, Calibri Bold will no longer display.

Has anyone else had anything similar happen? After I upgraded to Yosemite, several font families that were present in Office 2010 are now suddenly gone. Any document that I use Calibri Bold in now displays as something similar to Times. Even opening new documents, powerpoints, etc, does not fix the issue. On all web browsers, it displays correctly, and even as I type this question, I am able to use Calibri Bold, simply not within Office itself. Any clue?

It might be the case that OS X Yosemite disabled your MS fonts, by default. I found that Calibri Bold & Italic was disabled, so I had to enable it again.
HOW TO DO THIS...
In the "Spotlight Search" on the upper right-hand corner, type in "Font Book" and open the application.
--Click on "All Fonts."
--Scroll to "Calibri." Click on the font to open the drop-down menu. This should show you various font styles for that font family.
--If it says "off" next to it, right-click that style, and choose "Enable (font)."
Restart your documents, and you should be good to go.

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Winnie Liang
TechNet Community Support

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