CS5 Batch dose not work right.

Question

I am running window 7, 64 bit CS5. I have a folder that containg 100 High Res Images. I want to create a Batch file, so i can shrink them for email.
This is what I did:
I created a new folder i called it small version
Then i created an Action called it Action 2
I recorded the Action as follow: I Down sample one image and I did save for web and I stoped the Action
Later I open the File- Automate- Batch I set the Action2,
Inside Source: I choosed the Original High REs Folder
Inside Destination I choosed the Small Version Folder.
When I click Ok, The Batch process starts, and when it finish Batching, Inside my Desk top I see the Batch images all over., and also I see all the images in my Destination folder as well.
I noticed the pictures that are created inside the Desktop are a correct size, But the pictures
that are created inside the Destination folder are big.
Why they are pictures are creating inside my Desk top, as well, since i choosed the Destination Folder.
And why the Desktop pictures are correct size rather than my Destination Folder.
Thank you very much
Simon                                                    

Answer 1

Dear MTSTUNER.
Thank you very much. If i set the destination folder in the batch dialog to none. Then all the pictures will be inside my original picture, and i don't want that happen. I want the final Batch pictures to be in a separate folder.
I did try a different technique, instead of save for web, I recorded an Action, to shrink the Res from 240 to 72 and it came up ok.
I shoot with my Canon 5D, and it shoots for example: 3700 x 4600 240 dpi. So Therefore, I create an Action to Shrink it to 1400 px Height with Resample image, and Scale and constrain proportion all Checked out. Then when the Batch is over it saves all the file at 1400 px Height. The problem is they all going to be at 240dpi. That is why I use save for web, because it automatically saves it at 72 dpi. otherwise, I have to create a crop tool, and in the crop preset i have to apply 1400px for the Height, and 72 for the Resolution, and do each one Manually.