Many PSD files into small JPGs in one command? Can this be done?

Greetings group,
I have 20 or so PSD files that I want to downsize and send to a client for an OK. I would like to know if i can do this in one command instead of one at a time. Is this possible and how do you do it?
Many thanks,
Tim Bradley

If you have photoshop cs5 or newer, then you should be able to the Image Processor Pro v3.0 for that
Image Processor Pro v3.0 Released

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