Adobe Reader preventing e-mail access to Yahoo

I downloaded the latest version of Adobe Reader and since I can not access my yahoo e-mail through internet explorer 8.
I can access my yahoo email through Firefox...........anybody have any ideas.
Thank you in advance
Richard

it says
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your password
if(top == self) { document.write(" Is this your sign-in seal? If it isn't, make sure you're on a legitimate Yahoo! web site. Change Sign-in Settings

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