As far as I can tell: no, you can't change the row delimiter (only the
column and string delimiters). If you're on Linux you could always use
the dos2unix / unix2dos utilities to convert the file afterward
(sometimes these are called d2u or u2d). There's probably Windows
versions of these too, somewhere.

Alternatively you could write a quick script to handle the conversion.
For example, under Python, the following would do the trick to convert
to DOS (CRLF) line endings:

input = open('export_file_name', 'rU')
output = open('export_file_name.conv', 'w')
for line in input:
   output.write(line.rstrip('\n') + '\r\n')

HTH,

Dave.

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