Hi,
I'm a dual-boot user (Scientific Linux and Windows XP) because for work
reasons I need both OSs!
I think that you can solve my problem!
How can I tell to emacs (21.3.1 for Windows) to save files in Unix mode? I
mean: if I write a bash script under Windows and then I switch to Linux, the
script doesn't work because of the different EOF for the two OS!
On the web I found a solution from a guy who said to add:

(add-hook 'comint-output-filter-functions 'shell-strip-ctrl-m)

at the end of the .emacs! I tried it but it doesn't work!
The only working solutions I've found are:
   - Windows-solution: use a hex editor to remove the ^Ms
   - Unix-solution: use dos2unix

But I think that there should be a smarter and quick solution to do that!

Could you help me to solve this problem?

Thanks a lot!!!

Bye.