Has anyone noticed that Themes are now missing?

It's been several months since this issue with Missing Design Themes was reported and still no fix.  Can we get some clarification on whether anyone at Microsoft is reviewing and fixing this issue?  Had to lead two classes through this PowerPoint course material with missing themes, and I am about to start leading a third class.  Help?

Too true.

How about no Raju. Just simply put, no. How about since coming across this issue myself, I have noticed throughout numerous threads addressing this issue, that no one from Microsoft has been able to in more than a half hearted attempt and a shoulder shrug. You want to know what is the biggest disappointing factor here? That the majority of the people I see in these threads, asking these questions, are doing so because they are taking a course. They are taking a course, where the course material has been put together using Microsoft's software. FULL STUDENT COURSES AND TEXTBOOKS HAVE BEEN MADE OFF OF YOUR PROGRAM THAT YOU THEN CHANGED, AND INSTEAD OF THOROUGHLY LOOKING INTO THE ISSUE, YOU'VE DONE NOTHING MORE THAN CHECK IN THE BOX FOLLOW THROUGH. I say this is a man who puts his full effort into any task or job that I do. I take it to heart when my job affects someone elses life. My family, has specifically done contracted work for Mr. Gates, and we pride ourselves on not cutting corners or taking the easy way out. How about you actively engage yourself in the conversation and task at hand and not look at your cheat sheet posted inches away from your monitor. Doing what is required of you and doing your job are two completely different things. For the sake of my school course, I will continue using your overpriced, product; but I will not continue to deal with your incompetent lip service, or that of the call center representative whom I just got off the phone with. When I am done with my course, and no longer need this product I will not be using it, or any other Microsoft product for that matter. We pay for this product, not for you to shrug us off when your product isn't functioning as agreed upon by our transaction, and the commitments you made with numerous schools by allowing them to build course material off of this product. If you didn't know the answer, a simple, "Hmmm, I don't know," would of sufficed. Preferably then followed by a, "I'll get right on that,". Instead, you threw your name into a thread to show that you did something (NOTHING) for your productivity logs. Your work ethic, professionalism, and customer service skills are below stomachable, as is the support offered on the numerous other threads, and the costumer/technical service rep whom with I got off the phone with. Way to shirk your duties and aim low MICROSOFT. Don't worry though, I'm sure that it's the type of quality service that Bill Gates wants out of his employees.

What I had to do to spare myself any future problems, I took a flash drive and created folders for each of my programs (Access, Word, Power Point, and Excel). I then took that flash drive to my school and saved all the themes to the folders I created for each program by creating a blank document, spreadsheet, workbook, and presentation, and assigning each theme separately saving each (individually) with the theme's name.

Of course, after doing this my themes came back, but I still have a backup just in case.