Hope this helps others resolve this or their other issues more quickly. Simply click to activate or unclick to turn off. In there should be a box called "STATUS BAR". In the next screen you will see several options, including a panel near the bottom titled "WINDOW". In Preferences, click on Show All at the top if don't see the panel titled "Authouring and Proofing Tools". To get the Status bar back (or turn it off), open a Word Document, Click on "WORD" at the top to access the dropdown list at the top of your screen, then Select "Preferences" I know the new Mavericks is just out but haven't installed it yet. Had trouble figuring out why my status bar was missing in my WORD 2011 documents on my iMAC running OS X 10.8.5.
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It does not work with Mac Word 2011 because that Mac version of VBA did not support automating. Tried to be excessively clear, since I usually need a step by step. Everything that matches the Find criteria will disappear. I finally sorted it out after too long and thought this may help others.
I just spent time searching for a similar question and thought I would come back and answer this old Q which seems similar but without an answer.
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GETTING STATUS BAR BACK In WORD 2011 for MAC OS X 10.8 If the new Normal template does not cure the problem, delete the new one and restore your old one from the trash. The new Normal template will not have any of your previous changes that you may have made to menus or attached macros. Word will create a new Normal template upon startup. Macintosh HD/Users/your user name/Library/Application Support/Microsoft/Office/User Templates/Normal.dotmĭelete the file "Normal.dotm" but do not empty the trash. Navigate your way to the Normal Template by following this: Make sure you close all Office 2011 applications. Enable Print drawings created in Word option to Fix Word Document not Showing Pictures. As in Word 2007, instead of File, there is a Microsoft Office button. Now type in the word exit to leave the terminal. If you are using Word 2007, click on the Microsoft Office Button and click Word Options.
To fix this issue, do this: Open the document that displays boxes instead of text. The document was created on Word for Mac 2008 or Word 2010. You may see boxes where text should be in this scenario: You open a document that contains Korean fonts in Word for Mac 2011.
Open your terminal application: (Applications, Utilities, Terminal.app) and type the following (you can copy from here). Boxes appear instead of text in a Word for Mac 2011 document Summary.
(The user library is hidden by default in Lion and Mountain Lion.) The first thing we have to do is unhide your user library. Follow along as it requires some terminal work. Let's try to reset the Normal Template although if you recently reinstalled Office 2011, that should have given you a new template. Any ideas why this is happening? I've noticed it tends to be next to a section in which there is an image.Sorry about not getting back to you earlier but Sunday is a work day for me. I've checked all my settings in the review section and tried changing the view of my word document, some things help temporarily but not permanently. The marks indicating a comment has been inserted are there and I can see the text in the comment bubble if I have the editing panel open at the bottom of the word document, but the bubbles themselves don't show up on the side of the word document as they usually do. They are definitely still there and I can type in them, they just aren't visible on the screen. Every now and again, in a particular section of my word document, the word bubbles I'm writing in disappear and I can't make them reappear unless I change the settings from "original with markup" to "original" and back again, then they briefly reappear until I start trying to type in the comment bubbles again. I'm trying to annotate a word document with lots of comment bubbles.
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