Applying manual corrections in batch processing.

I am using bridge to preview my files which I than adjust in CR. The adjustment is stored so if I re-open the file (Bd or Ps) I see my adjustments. Now when doing batch conversion to jpg these adjustments from ACR are not applied. Is what I am looking for possible at all? How do I toggle this feature on?
Thanks in advance!
Nikolaj

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