Pop up message regarding encoding in internet explorer

Hi, please help me. I have a gateway (monitor screen) and my hard drive is a Compaq Presario CQ5700Y PC (Windows 7)
I tried to copy a book from my kindle fire HD into Internet explorer file to open and read.   During the process it prompt me that I would have to change the encoding because the text was in another translation (like Hebrew text). I was not sure what that meant, so I looked it up and I realized that although the book was purchased in English, however, while coping text onto the computer word could change it to another font/text, language.   I went in to my system to try and change the encoding and it did not convert the text to English.   It prompted me to download language packs for Windows 7.    When I realized that it would not work, I immediately went into the system and changed my settings back to the original settings.   However, I keep getting a pop up message every time I tried to install or download an application.   Please see the message below:
Message: Internet Explorer
This page uses fonts that need to be temporarily installed. This is usually safe. Do you want to allow these fonts to be downloaded?
It is extremely frustrating because it consistenly pops up.   Please, please help me.   Anyone who is computer savvy.

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