Setting artboard size in an action CS4

I'm converting large numbers of emf files to svg files.
In CS3 I can do this simply by recording, open, save as , close.
In CS3 it doesn't take account of the artbord in this process so It doesn't matter what the size of the original graphic is, the SVG always matches.
When I do exactly the same thing in CS4 the emf open on a letter size artboard, then the saved SVG is letter size not the original size.
The action wont save the steps of going to the artbord menu and setting as 'fit artboard to artword bounds'
Does anyone know how to ignore the artboard when saving as, or setting the artboard size to fit as default?
Thanks

Thanks for the steps, but when I follow your steps by hand it works, but they don't work in an action.
In the action list recorced I see
open
select all
copy
paste in front
[blank line]
save as
close
and when I try and run this saved action, whne it get to the blank line I get a message box pop up saying 'To create Artboard, select non-rotated rectangles that are not clipping marsks.'
And since the action list doesn't list each action recorded I ca nt see what is happening.
Any ideas?
I have attched my .aia file with my original action in and the new one suggested.

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I've been searching for the last two hours and before my head hits the keyboard I wanted to ask you for help.
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