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Thanks for the suggestions - I did not get very far! When I tried Method and clicked on Repair an Office application, all that happened is that the link turned purple from blue, and that was that, apart from a curious quote at the bottom which did not appearin your original reply:‘The end does not justify the means”.must confess to being stumped! The version I am using by preference is Microsoft Word for Mac 2011 version 14.7.7 (170905) - that is on another (older) laptop which I have had to revert to using since this keeps crashing when I open Word to compose a newdocument, not when I am sending an email. I am sorry that Roman wasted your time with suggestions that simply can't be done because the feature does not exist on the Mac.You have version 14.7.7 which is the final update to Office 2011.
That is the latest version and is the one you should have.You may simply need to restart your Mac to make Mac OS and Office aware that you downloaded the fonts.If that doesn't do the trick, you'll need to use FontBook app (it's in your applications folder) or other font utility to properly install the font. I am an unpaid volunteer and do not work for Microsoft. 'Independent Advisors' work for contractors hired by Microsoft. 'Microsoft Agents' work for Microsoft Support. Another Possibility along with Jim's suggestions are that The Fonts may have duplicates or be defective. Both these possibilities can be found by using Font Book.
Look for and use Validate Fonts. You can either do on individual Fonts or Font Families.O you can check all fonts.If there duplicate remove all the oldest version of each font keep only the newest versions. If you have any red warnings, then you need to remove those defective fonts and replace with good copies.Disclaimer:The questions, discussions, opinions, replies & answers I create, are solely mine and mine alone and do not reflect upon my position as a Volunteer Moderator.
If my reply has helped, mark accordingly - Helpful or Answer Phillip M. Jones, C.E.T. Fellows,I have the same problem.On my Office environment (using Mac OS 10.13.6) it is the Outlook app that prompts me to download these fonts.Strangely enough these are mostly Chinese or Japanese fonts which I have no intention of ever using.Secondly, I thouht I might download just one, mostly because I hoped the repeated prompts would then stop, but no.Even stranger: when I delve into Finder, useing the Cmd+Shift+dot option, to reveal hidden files, there is no trace of where the so called ST Heiti went. Not in any of the standard locations for fonts.What worries me too is that the related Kaiti font announces to be a package of 66 MB.
That is double the size of the largest regular, legitimate Mac OS font.There is a Heiti SC and Heiti TC placeholder.It is probably this plague of the unsolicited Adobe Flash updates that has wrecked my brain, but this would be one devious way to deliver malware to users: asking them to update fonts, with a trick to direct the package under a different name to a differentfolder. I noticed in the recent past that when I select a font for Word, I see fonts with a cloud symbol and a down arrow. This seems like a new behavior and I would think after using MS Office for several year, all of the fonts required for the product wouldhave been installed at install time or downloaded (?) during that period. I don't recall font download request in the many years of using MS Office but I have run into situations where someone's document used a font not available on my system. Like the otherposter here, I just clicked on download after multiple harrassing requests to do so but wondered why. Now I have to go and find what I downloaded and see where it went and hope it was not some nasty virus/spyware/malware.Here's screen shot showing some of the 'cloud down' fonts. It is a hacker from Russia.
I am scared that they might have gotten into my computer, so I'm going to do a malware search and destroy. It came onto my computer after I typed in the url of a legitimate company I wanted to contact, but up popped amessage saying the site was not secure and may be hacked, too darn late! I will put something in place to prevent malware sites getting this far.The best Malware program (Apple even recommends it is Malwarebytes it even detects programs called 'Pup' (possible unneeded/unwanted) applications. Fake programs that really don't do any good, and sometimes do destructive things.NOTE:Neither Microsoft nor I have any vested interest, in this/these product(s). I, or MS (so far as I know), own no stock in the company/companies that author's this/these utility/utilities.
I purchased a copy for my use and found it helpful and forme, it has not done any harm. As with all software, including software from Microsoft, there is always the slight, possibility of buggy or harmful behavior, but so far has not done so for me.Disclaimer:The questions, discussions, opinions, replies & answers I create, are solely mine and mine alone and do not reflect upon my position as a Volunteer Moderator. If my reply has helped, mark accordingly - Helpful or Answer Phillip M. Jones, C.E.T.