Pop up disabled safai?

Safari has quit working. A pop up window appeared that I can't get rid of. No menu commands are available. I can do a forced quit of safari but the same thing happens when I try to open it again.  I am  new Mas user on a new iMac. What do I do?

new user on a new iMac.
You should be running v10.7.1 or v10.7.2 Lion
To make sure click your Apple menu icon top left corner of your screen. From the drop down menu click:
About This Mac
If it says:  v10.7.1  or  v10.7.2 since new Macs do not come with optical discs you need to use Lion Recovery in order to reinstall Safari.

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