What is probably happening is that Word is using the Monotype TrueType version of the regular, italic, and bold faces of Garamond but then has no direct substitute for the Type 1 bold italic face of Garamond, thus using Arial Bold Italic. pfm files) for Microsoft Office under Windows starting with Office 2013, although the Type 1 font names may appear on the font lists. Microsoft no long supports any Type 1 fonts (i.e., the fonts with. If that's the case, the cause of the problem is unfortunately very simple. What I did find what that the old Type 1 ITC Garamond fonts licensed by Adobe indeed had a Windows application menu name of Garamond. That would be indicative of a Type 1 version of a Garamond font family. However, you mention uninstalling and reinstalling. (I am successful in doing this on my systems - I don't know why it doesn't work on yours). And apparently, for some reason, your Windows configuration refuses to “synthesize” a bold italic faux style for Garamond by obliquing Garamond Bold.
There is no bold italicface with that particular Garamond family.
Ironically, this font family only has regular, italic, and bold faces. My initial assumption was that the “Garamond” that you are most likely using is the Garamond family installed by Microsoft Office, licensed by Microsoft from Monotype. Adobe has never offered a font or font family with the simple name “Garamond.” Adobe has offered Adobe Garamond (Type 1 and subsequently OpenType CFF formats) and Garamond Premier Pro (OpenType CFF format) families, both Adobe designs, as well as ITC Garamond, Garamond 3, and Stempel Garamond licensed from other foundries.
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