Formatting lost following upgrade from Dreamweaver 3 to CS4

Hi there
I've recently upgraded from Dreamweaver 3 to CS4 but now find that quite a bit of my formatting has been altered, particularly with tables.  Does anyone know if there's an easy way to remedy this throughout my site or do I have to go into every page and manually change font sizes etc?
Many thanks'
Chrissie

Hey thanks John
Here's the home page:   www.maristrugby.org.nz
I've uploaded a 'converted' (to CS4) page, it's very messy but I've loaded it up for now so that you can see the problems I'm having:
http://www.maristrugby.org.nz/events/spillane.html
Hopefully there will be a relatively 'easy' answer!
Thanks again
Chrissie       :-)

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