MIME Converts CR/LFs in My Text File Attachments (and I don't want it to)!

[Randy Yates <yates@ieee.org>]

Hi,

At work I run XEmacs and gnus from my unix machine (Sun Ultra10
running Solaris 8).  One of the tasks I use unix for is to
algorithmically generate source code (a C language .h file).  As
usual, unix creates the .h text file without LFs. Since I provide
these files to folks who use the PC, I convert the .h file to CRLF
format using unix2dos as part of the .h file build process. 

Well, if I send an email using gnus, and attach one of these converted
.h files, then when you open it on a PC machine (using Outlook), the
CRLFs have been converted to CRLFLFs.

This is very disconcerting. I do not want gnus to mess with the
content of my attachments. Is there a way to modify gnus' behavior so
that it will simply wrap my text files as-is into a MIME attachment?

Please do not suggest that I simply use my unix-style text file
instead.  For other reasons, I want the file to retain the PC-style
line terminations.
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