SMS Problems with portuguese special caracters

I´ve recently installed the upgrade for ios 6, I became aware that when I use portuguese special caracters(i.e. ç ã á..etc) in an SMS message the system splits into two messages.
Does anyone know if there is a solution for this problem?

Hi
Can you be more clear plz...what is stoping you to
do your work.Follow the link.Its clearly stated with
all the screen shots and I am sure it will help you
http://www.auditware.co.uk/downloads/SAPQuery_step_thru.pdf
Also check with the changes in settings>settings>Is graphical query painter checked
and what are the below options in which radio buttons are checked in.
Regards,
Manjula.

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