Is it posible to save windows-txt as UNIX-txt?

I want to be able to save a text file i have produced in a Window environment, as a UNIX text file. Has anyone done this and can help? As I understand, UNIX and Windows use different end-of-line and end-of-file characters.
Regards Jens

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