Dreamweaver shrinks source code font size sometimes

Usually Dreamweaver CS5 Mac shows the source code at a nice font size. But sometimes it shows it really small. How can I change this?

I figured it out. I guess some of the pages on the site are in Western character encoding (or at least thats what it says in Firefox). When I added this meta tag to the page the font size changed back to normal:
<meta http-equiv="Content-Type" content="text/html; charset=utf-8" />
In preferences, under fonts, Western is set to a smaller font size for code view.

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