Textgröße in Kommentarliste / text size in comment section

Hallo, wie kann ich die Größe der Schrift in der Kommentarleiste rechts ändern. Mir geht es nicht um die Textgröße bei den Kommentaren an sich, sondern um die Leiste.
Viele Grüße
Anselm
Hi,
is it possible to change the text size in the comment section in the right collumn? I don't want to chance the comment in the document itself, just the overview on the right side.
Thanks!
Acrobat Reader 11.0.08

See if this helps: http://helpx.adobe.com/acrobat/kb/hi-dpi-retina-display-support.html
P.S. you should also update Reader to 11.0.09

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Thanks for your answer. I have encountered a similar problem. While the font size of the comment created before the update remains unchanged, that of the comment created after the update reduce to about 5pt.
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