Design View Font too small

Hi Everyone,
I have recently dowloaded the following update to my DreamWeaver 2004:
http://www.adobe.com/support/dreamweaver/downloads_updaters.html#dwmx2004
Unfortunately once I downloaded and installed the update, it messed up my Design View Fonts. See screenshot attached.
Is there any way to fix a setting to make the font bigger in design view?
thanks
eynar g

i tried that as well but no help. It's also weird because some pages look fine & others don't. It might be the CSS associated with the pages.

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