Verdana font missing after install on Mac OSX 10.9.4 - won't run

I have just installed a trial of DreamWeaver on my MacBook Pro and I cannot get it to run. I receive the below every time I start DreamWeaver:
After checking Font Book I can see that I don't have Verdana installed. Any idea why? My Mac is fairly new and I can't think of any reason why it would not.
Any ideas? Thanks.

Hi,
I had the exact same issue. New MBP, new Adobe CC and I was getting the Verdana error.
I had recently installed Microsoft office and it looks like it moved some of my fonts from inside the library/fonts/ folder into a sub folder called "Microsoft".
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