Delete originals in Image Processor dialog

There is numerous reason for this feature: maybe somebody have images stored at external drive and don't need more original copies stored to computer, or forget to add logo or signature to processed pictures, so when need to process only once without keeping originals or second time because you forget something it will be nice to have option to delete source images if you don't need it.

>>>I'm not sure how to report this, but there's a bug in the Image Processor script that was driving me nuts so I figured out how to patch it. This may be a Windows-only bug (I'm not sure).
var selFolder = Folder.selectDialog( strPickDest, this.parent.parent.destLongText );
with this line:
var selFolder = Folder.selectDialog( strPickDest, d.destLongText); <<<<br />
John I did your bugfix, but it did not work in my CS2. I'm still taken to the Desktop. Have you done any further work on this "bug"?
Thanks,
Dennis Jacobsen

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- many of the photos were edited on Roxio on my wife's computer, renamed in Bridge and then copied over to my computer
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Message was edited by: signcarver
added one more thing i tried

I did as you suggested. Turned out to be a hardware problem. Apple Store replaced it!
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