Every time i click on an outlook message it opens multiple broswer windows

file:///C:/Users/Richard%20Boucher/AppData/Local/Microsoft/Windows/Temporary%20Internet%20Files/%7B7258705C-48A1-4F2E-99E1-D9950DCB2CC8%7D/%7B9899855F-4CF2-4BB0-A7E1-AC5BE98856BE%7D.html
please help

Thanks for getting back to me; i was not able to get to the computer until now.
No, not thru web access; it is via the Outlook provided thru Microsoft Office.

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