Turkish characters are garbled by IOS 5 when replying outlook messagess

When i try to reply to mail mesage from iphone IOS 5 , the text is in
Turkish characters. When I try to reply, the original email in the reply
is garbled. (IPAD and IPHONE) We are using Exhcnage 2007 and Outlook 2010.

Thanks Erik,
If nothing else, this huge list of updates and fixes, shows clearly that the Logic Dev team is working hard on fixing and improving LPX to a major degree.... and from the list of fixes done.. show they do read the bug reports submitted!
As an aside....
I recall how all the 'naysayers' prior to LPX (and in some cases, since...) were proclaiming how Logic was dead, the team was being disbanded, we won't see any further development, the Dev team doesn't listen or care... and so on....... I wonder where those people are now?

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