I've had similar issues with Word 2011 for Mac - oftentimes the true Bold and BoldItalic for Adobe Garamond won't work.
But in Word 2016, when selecting Adobe Garamond, there's no true bold or true bold italic when I select "Bold" and/or "Italic" (nor is Adobe Garamond Bold listed as a separate, standalone font in the menu)- only regular and italic. For example, I have Adobe Garamond Regular, Bold, Italic, and BoldItalic installed (I had uninstalled Semibold and SemiboldItalic because I wanted the "Bold" to appear as Bold and not Semibold when selecting "Bold" in Word). Note that the search term “cursive” isn’t going to return many results, so use something like “script” or “handwriting” instead.Adobe fonts don't appear correctly in new Word 2016 for Mac (and there are problems with Word 2011, too). Step 2: Type a search term into the search field at the top of the window, then press Enter. You can see how to search for a cursive font, download it, and install it in Windows 10 with the steps below. Some of them are free, and some of them are paid. There are a number of places online where you can download fonts. How to Download New Cursive Fonts for Microsoft Word
Since the fonts that you will be using in the section below are free, it’s worth downloading and installing a few of the pretty cursive fonts on Word and seeing which ones you like the most. For example, I might choose the Edwardian Script option if I needed a font for signature cursive in one of my documents, but other people might prefer the Kunstler script style instead. Which one of these is the best signature font in Word is something that is going to be up to personal opinion. Note that there are several others in Microsoft Word, and you can try them out yourself by selecting the Home tab at the top of the window, highlighting the text that you wish to make cursive, then clicking the Font dropdown list and selecting a cursive font option.
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