Photoshop - Save batch process

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In photoshop, I recently learned how to create actions, and how to do them in batches (for example, execute them on a folder of 1000 files).

What I need to know is this: How can I SAVE THE BATCH PROCESS? I need to save all the settings with which I perform the batch process, so I can easily perform the exact same batch process, again.

Any help would really be appreciated!

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