For *NEW* files to default to dos format, all you'd need to do is (in
your vimrc) :set ffs=dos,unix,mac or :set ffs=dos,unix instead of the
default ffs=unix,dos.

This will still detect existing files, and you will need to convert
them if you created them as unix files.

I actually used something similar to fix the opposite problem, as I do
most editing in Windows and log into a Unix terminal to use various
utilities on them, some of which require unix line endings.
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