N91 problem sending SMS with non English character...

Hello I own a N91 4GB version. I have upgraded to version 2.20.008. I checked recently and have not found a newer version available for download.
When composing an SMS a counter appears on the upper part of the screen, which shows how many characters remain and how many SMS(s) will be sent.
When I use my native language, i.e. Greek, the counter starts as usual with 160 characters. When I type the first character it drops to 69 characters and then it works correctly decreasing the counter by 1. The result is that the phone sends more than 1 SMS even if there are no more than 160 characters.
The problem does not appear if I use English characters.
Is there a way to fix this? Do other users have the same problem?

Hello alsanico,
I'm from Greece too.
I haven't seen N91's exact menu but i suppose it has similarities with my N95. They both run S60.
Settings-
General-
Personalisation-
Language-
Writing Language-Ellinika
If you have already made these settings then go to:
Messaging-
Options (left selection key)-
Settings-
Text Message-
Character encoding-
Reduced support
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