You might see utf-8?Q? instead of non-ASCII (å,ä,ö) chars in the from or to field when you send Emails from Microsoft CRM 2011 with the Email Router the problem is in
System.Net.Mail.MailMessage.There is a hotfix from Microsoft available to fix this issue:
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