Batch convert to progressive jpg's

I have been trying to create a Action that allows me to take a JPG file and save it for web in progressive node.
I need to batch process the images because the JPG files are exported fro LR 2.6 and it does not have the capibilities to export as a progressive JPG file.
Anyone have info on making the Action and Batch Processing in PS?
Thanks

Thank you for the reply.
I did make the action but I get the 'Save' dialogue box opening with each image. I would like to supress that but for now it is good.

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>
>
>
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