Image Processor not closing Images

When I use the image processor from Bridge, I specify that I want it to process the images selected in Bridge, save as a PSD and run a set of actions. The files do get saved to a PSD folder, but they do not get closed, so they all remain open. This slows the process down dramatically and it used to close them all, as it should. Any help in getting it to close the files after processing them would be helpful!
Thanks!
Jamaica

Hi R_Kelly,
I am using CS6 (the newest version) and OSX v 10.7.5 currently.
I tried putting a save in the action, but since I'm batching raw files, it wants to pop up a save as box at the end of every image. No bueno.
I tried each of the three actions, that I have combined into one action, individually and the system closes them all just fine.
Here are a couple of screen shots to see what the error is, the PSDs are created and put into the PSD folder (great!), but they don't close!
The action is made up of several actions that I use. As I said, they all play fine individually and close as they should, but once they are all together, they won't close.
If you can figure it out, I'd be soooo grateful!
Thanks!
Jamaica

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