Preferences dialog box: buttons without text

Since updating Dreamweaver CC from 13.0 to 13.1, the buttons "Apply" and "Cancel" of the preferences dialog box are without text. Also clicking "Apply" has no effect, only "Cancel" works.
Disable sync settings, and also a reset of Dreamweavers preference files within ~/Library/Application Support/Adobe and ~/Library/Preferences/ did not solve this issue.

Just to update: Issue got resolved on a re-install .

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