When I open an e-mail, I get 2 read panes. One in the middle of the in box and the normal reader pane. It blocks part of the in box and is too small to read

In the last 2 weeks, I get a second reader pane for my e-mail. It is between the in box and the normal reader pane. It is small and I cannot read the message. I want to get rid of it. I went to Microsoft explorer and had no problem like this. Please help!
Thanks,
LeVoy

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