Bridge Image Processor TIFF format

I use Bridge's Image Processor to batch JPEG images to TIFFs before Photoshopping them, but I've noticed that it saves TIFFs with Mac byte order by default.
This isn't usually a problem, but many of these images will move to another department in my organisation for inclusion in eBooks and other digital publications, and the Mac byte order causes issues for them and their production processes, necessitating a batch process back to IBM PC order.
Is there anyway to change the default Image Processor format to IBM PC byte order?

That's what I thought, but the script doesn't have those parameters, so it would probably be a matter of delving deeper than the Image Processor functionality.
I can make batch that would do it, rather than Image Processor, but it would be nice to have this feature built-in.
I'll see what the PS forum has to say.
Cheers.

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I have searched the web, Bridge forums, and Photoshop forums, and come up empty-handed. (The strange thing is, I know there used to be a post that answered this question a few years ago.) Anyway, I use Image Processor quite a bit, and it works great except for the annoying behavior of always creating a new folder to store the newly-created images.
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Hi. I originally posted this under CC, but it was suggested this forum would be more suitable.
I use Image Processor to batch convert JPEGs to TIFFs before further work. I'm on Mac, and the default TIFF format uses Mac byte order. However, other departments at my place of work require IBM PC byter order for TIFFs.
Is there any way to change Bridge / Photoshop Image Processor default to IBM PC byte order for batch operations. I can obviously use a Photoshop Action and Batch it, but Image Processor is a little more straightforward and simple, and would be the ideal method.
K@

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