Lost CSS style rendering

Help!
I've read the FAQ regarding toggling CSS styles as I've lost/inadvertanly switched off the detail in the design pane leaving me only with the code. This was the advice:
Sometimes, though, your CSS looks completely wrong or isn't displayed at all. Usually, this happens if you have accidentally turned off the display of styles, or if you have selected an option other than Screen Media Type in the View > Style Rendering submenu or the Style Rendering toolbar. Make sure Display Styles and Screen Media Type are selected (they should have checkmarks against them like this:
However, I'm running an old version - DreamWeaver MX 2004 v 7.0.1 - and it doesn't have Style Rendering etc. under the View tag. Please tell me what I must do. (Don't say upgrade!)
Thanks
Les

in a couple of pages I cannot see any text or image items in the Design View
Use the validation tools below and fix reported errors.
CSS - http://jigsaw.w3.org/css-validator/
HTML - http://validator.w3.org/
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