Script request?

Here's my dilemma:
My boss wants a simple way to create his Web Photo Galleries and since he's not so tech savvy, he's recruited me. The company he bought his website from gave him this wonderful "zoom" feature if he uploads a "hires" folder, but the multiple Actions they gave cause him "too much work." I've messed with Bridge Output, the old Web Photo Gallery from the Optional Plug-Ins, and creating Actions, but nothing seems to do it all at once. Looking at some of the scripts and what they can do has led me to ask here...
He only needs 3 folders to upload:
"thumbnails" folder -- (images sized to 75px; jpeg quality: 5)
"images" folder -- (images sized to 450px; jpeg quality: 5)
"hires" folder -- (images sized to 800px; jpeg quality: 5)
Bridge Output only does the "thumbnails" and "images" and if I make an Action for the "hires" he has to create the folder himself and the image doesn't resize correctly like they do for Bridge Output (ex. I can constrain height OR width, but if there are a mix of horizontal/vertical pictures it doesn't differentiate between height and width.)
It would be nice if Bridge Output offered a "Create Hi-Res folder" option.
I'm working with CS4 on Windows XP.
Can anyone offer suggestions or a script (with basic directions) to help me out here?

Please try this now, it's a complete re-write and now tells you when it's finished.
#target bridge  
if( BridgeTalk.appName == "bridge" ) { 
TIH = MenuElement.create("command", "Thumbnails-Image-Hires", "at the end of Thumbnail");
TIH.onSelect = function () {
   ThumbnailCreator();
function ThumbnailCreator(){
Prefs = File("~/BridgeThumbNailSticky.dat");
Sticky ={};
if(Prefs.exists){
Prefs.open('r');
Sticky = eval(Prefs.read());
Prefs.close();
var win = new Window( 'dialog', 'Compliments Adobe Forum' );
g = win.graphics;
var myBrush = g.newBrush(g.BrushType.SOLID_COLOR, [0.99, 0.99, 0.99, 1]);
g.backgroundColor = myBrush;
win.alignChildren="row";
win.g10 = win.add('group');
win.g10.orientation = "row";
win.title = win.g10.add('statictext',undefined,'Thumbnail Creator');
win.title.alignment="bottom";
var g = win.title.graphics;
g.font = ScriptUI.newFont("Georgia","BOLDITALIC",26);
win.p1= win.add("panel", undefined, undefined, {borderStyle:"black"});
win.p1.alignChildren="fill";
win.p2= win.p1.add("panel", undefined, undefined, {borderStyle:"black"});
win.g11 =win.p2.add('group');
win.g11.spacing=10;
win.g11.orientation = 'column';
win.g11.alignment="left";
win.g11.st1 = win.g11.add('statictext',undefined,'Top Level Folder Name');
win.g11.et1 = win.g11.add('edittext');
win.g11.et1.preferredSize=[380,20];
win.g11.et1.active=true;
win.p3= win.p1.add("panel", undefined, undefined, {borderStyle:"black"});
win.g14 =win.p3.add('group');
win.g14.spacing=0;
win.g14.orientation = 'row';
win.g14.alignment="left";
win.g14.st1 = win.g14.add('statictext',undefined,"thumbnails");
win.g14.st1.preferredSize=[65,20];
win.g14.et1 = win.g14.add('edittext');
win.g14.et1.preferredSize=[50,20];
win.g14.st1 = win.g14.add('statictext',undefined,"px");
win.g14.et2 = win.g14.add('edittext');
win.g14.et2.preferredSize=[100,20];
win.g14.et2.visible=false;
win.g14.st3 = win.g14.add('statictext',undefined,"Quality");
win.g14.st3.preferredSize=[60,20];
win.g14.dd1 = win.g14.add('dropdownlist');
for(var a =1;a<101;a++){
    win.g14.dd1.add("item", a);
win.g14.dd1.selection=0;
win.g14.et1.onChanging = function() {
  if (this.text.match(/[^\d]/)) {
    this.text = this.text.replace(/[^\d]/g, '');
win.p4= win.p1.add("panel", undefined, undefined, {borderStyle:"black"});
win.g24 =win.p4.add('group');
win.g24.spacing=0;
win.g24.orientation = 'row';
win.g24.alignment="left";
win.g24.st1 = win.g24.add('statictext',undefined,"images");
win.g24.st1.preferredSize=[65,20];
win.g24.et1 = win.g24.add('edittext');
win.g24.et1.preferredSize=[50,20];
win.g24.st2 = win.g24.add('statictext',undefined,"px");
win.g24.et2 = win.g24.add('edittext');
win.g24.et2.preferredSize=[100,20];
win.g24.et2.visible=false;
win.g24.st3 = win.g24.add('statictext',undefined,"Quality");
win.g24.st3.preferredSize=[60,20];
win.g24.dd1 = win.g24.add('dropdownlist');
for(var a =1;a<101;a++){
    win.g24.dd1.add("item", a);
win.g24.dd1.selection=0;
win.g24.et1.onChanging = function() {
  if (this.text.match(/[^\d]/)) {
    this.text = this.text.replace(/[^\d]/g, '');
win.p5= win.p1.add("panel", undefined, undefined, {borderStyle:"black"});
win.g34 =win.p5.add('group');
win.g34.spacing=0;
win.g34.orientation = 'row';
win.g34.alignment="left";
win.g34.st1 = win.g34.add('statictext',undefined,"hires");
win.g34.st1.preferredSize=[65,20];
win.g34.et1 = win.g34.add('edittext');
win.g34.et1.preferredSize=[50,20];
win.g34.st2 = win.g34.add('statictext',undefined,"px");
win.g34.et2 = win.g34.add('edittext');
win.g34.et2.preferredSize=[100,20];
win.g34.et2.visible=false;
win.g34.st3 = win.g34.add('statictext',undefined,"Quality");
win.g34.st3.preferredSize=[60,20];
win.g34.dd1 = win.g34.add('dropdownlist');
for(var a =1;a<101;a++){
    win.g34.dd1.add("item", a);
win.g34.dd1.selection=0;
win.g34.et1.onChanging = function() {
  if (this.text.match(/[^\d]/)) {
    this.text = this.text.replace(/[^\d]/g, '');
try{
if(Prefs.exists){
win.g14.et1.text =Number(Sticky.Size1);
win.g24.et1.text =Number(Sticky.Size2);
win.g34.et1.text =Number(Sticky.Size3);
win.g14.dd1.selection = Number(Sticky.Qual1);
win.g24.dd1.selection = Number(Sticky.Qual2);
win.g34.dd1.selection = Number(Sticky.Qual3);
}catch(e){}
win.g150 =win.p1.add('group');
win.g150.spacing=10;
win.g150.orientation = 'row';
win.g150.alignment="top";
win.g150.bu1 = win.g150.add('button',undefined,"Process");
win.g150.bu1.preferredSize=[200,20];
win.g150.bu2 = win.g150.add('button',undefined,"Cancel");
win.g150.bu2.preferredSize=[200,20];
win.g150.bu1.onClick = function(){
    if(win.g11.et1.text == '') {
        alert("No Folder Name Has Been Entered!");
        return;
    if(win.g14.et1.text == ''){
        alert("Thumb 1 Size Has Not Been Entered!");
        return;
      if(win.g24.et1.text == ''){
        alert("Thumb 2 Size Has Not Been Entered!");
        return;
      if(win.g34.et1.text == ''){
        alert("Thumb 3 Size Has Not Been Entered!");
        return;
Sticky.Size1= Number(win.g14.et1.text);
Sticky.Size2= Number(win.g24.et1.text);
Sticky.Size3= Number(win.g34.et1.text);
Sticky.Qual1= parseInt(win.g14.dd1.selection.index);
Sticky.Qual2= parseInt(win.g24.dd1.selection.index);
Sticky.Qual3= parseInt(win.g34.dd1.selection.index);
if(Prefs.exists) Prefs.remove();
Prefs.open("w", "TEXT", "????");
Prefs.write(Sticky.toSource());
Prefs.close();
win.close(1);
processPics();
win.show();
function processPics(){
var Path =app.document.presentationPath;
var thumbs = app.document.getSelection("psd, jpg, png, tif, gif");
if(!thumbs.length) return;
var TopLevelFolder = Folder(Path +"/"+ win.g11.et1.text);
var Thumbnails = Folder(TopLevelFolder +"/Thumnails");
var Images = Folder(TopLevelFolder +"/Images");
var Hires = Folder(TopLevelFolder +"/Hires");
if(!TopLevelFolder.exists) TopLevelFolder.create();
if(!Thumbnails.exists) Thumbnails.create();
if(!Images.exists) Images.create();
if(!Hires.exists) Hires.create();
for(var i in thumbs){
   if(!thumbs[i].spec instanceof File) continue;
    var thumb = thumbs[i];
    var md = thumbs[i].synchronousMetadata;
    md.namespace = "http://ns.adobe.com/tiff/1.0/";
    var orientation = md.Orientation.replace(/(\w+)(\s+)(.)(\d+)(.)/,"$3$4");
    if(orientation == 'Normal') orientation =0;
    var bm = new BitmapData(thumbs[i].spec);
    var maxSize = Math.max(bm.height,bm.width);
    var minSize =Math.min(parseInt(win.g14.et1.text),maxSize);
    if(minSize < maxSize) bm = bm.resize(minSize,BitmapData.bicubicSharper);
                    bm = bm.rotate(orientation);     
    var bm2 = new BitmapData(thumbs[i].spec);
    minSize2 =Math.min(parseInt(win.g24.et1.text),maxSize);
    if(minSize2 < maxSize) bm2 = bm2.resize(minSize2,BitmapData.bicubicSharper);
    bm2 = bm2.rotate(orientation);
    var bm3 = new BitmapData(thumbs[i].spec);
                    minSize3 =Math.min(parseInt(win.g34.et1.text),maxSize);
    if(minSize3 < maxSize) bm3 = bm3.resize(minSize3,BitmapData.bicubicSharper);
    bm3 = bm3.rotate(orientation);
     var parts = thumbs[i].name.match(/(.*)\.([^\.]+)/);        
     bm.exportTo(new File(Thumbnails +"/"+ parts[1] +".jpg"),parseInt(win.g14.dd1.selection.index)+1);
     bm2.exportTo(new File(Images +"/"+ parts[1] +".jpg"),parseInt(win.g24.dd1.selection.index)+1);
     bm3.exportTo(new File(Hires +"/"+ parts[1] +".jpg"),parseInt(win.g34.dd1.selection.index)+1);
     allDone();
function allDone(){
var win = new Window( 'dialog', 'All Done' );
g = win.graphics;
var myBrush = g.newBrush(g.BrushType.SOLID_COLOR, [0.99, 0.99, 0.99, 1]);
g.backgroundColor = myBrush;
win.alignChildren="column";
win.g10 = win.add('group');
win.g10.orientation = "column";
win.title = win.g10.add('statictext',undefined,'Thats All Folks');
win.title.alignment="bottom";
var g = win.title.graphics;
g.font = ScriptUI.newFont("Georgia","BOLDITALIC",60);
win.g10.add('button',undefined,'Ok');
win.center();
win.show()

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    Blue Gloss
    Blue 3D
    Blue Pipe
    Purple 3D
    Olive 3D
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    Green Semi Flat
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    Blue 3D
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    Wax 3D
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    Yellow 3D
    Red Gloss
    Green 3D
    Blue Gloss
    Blue 3D
    Pink 3D
    White Gloss
    Blue Flat
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    White 3D
    Blue Grey Flat
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    Lavendar 3D
    Blue Flat
    Blue 3D
    Blue 3D
    Red Flat
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    Yellow Flat
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    L Green 3D
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    Grey 3D
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    Talk 3
    Talk 4
    Talk 5
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    Arrow 3
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    Arrow 5
    Arrow 6
    Arrow 7
    Arrow 8
    Arrow 9
    Arrow 10
    Arrow 11
    Arrow 12
    Arrow 13
    Arrow 14
    Arrow 15
    Arrow 16
    Arrow 17
    Arrow 18
    Arrow 19
    Arrow 20
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    Banner 3
    Banner 4
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    Frame 3
    Frame 4
    Frame 5
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    Frame 7
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    Eighth Note
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    Sixteenth Note
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    Sun 2
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    Leaf 3
    Leaf 4
    Leaf 5
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    Flower 4
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    Tile 3
    Tile 4
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