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It can be implemented as a script. I just found this which may be of help:
https://www.unix.com/unix-dummies-que...-question.html

P.S. A little googling found other sed scripts too which do the job.

I told you hours ago:

Code:

sed 's/$/\r/' unix.txt > win.txt

Have you tried adding carriage returns yet?

And my response earlier was that the file already has a carriage return and line feed. I also found that mutt works with the command I showed earlier leaving the carriage return/line feeds in place so I only need to figure out how to place the "from" address in the email so that when it is received it has a "from" address. Thank you.

---------- Post updated 02-28-12 at 07:07 AM ---------- Previous update was 02-27-12 at 09:01 PM ----------

Hello all,
I was able to resolve my issue by setting a default email address in the Muttrc config file. This works for my purposes as I will be the only one sending email from this system. For others they will probably want to set up a person config file. The following command is what I end ed up with.

Code:

mutt -a pnc_data.txt -i mutt_body.txt -s "Test Email" my@somedomain.com < /dev/null

Thank you for your help.

And my response earlier was that uuencode is a method of encoding binary files so ought to translate verbatim. If you aren't willing to even try...