Write summary result into a single pdf document

Hi, I am using Acrobat Pro 9.0 now. I have lots of pdf documents and want to check if it is over 5mb, and if it is over 5mb, open it. so I used batch processing to run a javascript code on every documents,code I paste below. And I want to know if it is possible to generate a summary report (list all the documents name which are over 5mb) in a new pdf after the js code excute on all document? Thank you very much!
if(this.filesize > 5120)
app.openDoc(this.path);

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