Exchange 2007 email on Iphone 4 doesn't render html.

I have two accounts on my iphone 4 one gmail, one exchange 2007. The problem with email coming from our exchange server 2007 show the html code and hyperlinks vs the actually embedded page. But the same email on my gmail account works fine. It seems to be a exchange issue. Anyone have any ideas?
Thanks

Well, try restarting your phone, if that doesn't help, restore it with iTunes.

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