Interesting problem

About 11 months ago I purchased a new computer. At the time of my purchase I had the builder copy my previous data files into a file folder named old data files on my new C: drive. I did a complete reinstall of FS9 to my new computer. Over the past couple of months I finally reinstalled RC4 and made a number of successful short flights. Yesterday I needed to leave and come back to a flight that involved RC4. Later I could not get the saved RC4 flight to reload or to merge with FS9.After doing some searching I found both my FS9 and RC4 flights are being written to two different file locations. I see the saved files of both programs are being written to the documents file established by my current install of FS9. But, they are are also being written to a directory under the old data files folder. This morning I deleted the folder containing the FS9 and RC4 files written under the old data files folder and deleted the FS9 portion of the old data files directory its self. I then loaded my default FS9 flight and closed the program. FS9 continued to write back to both file folders. FS9 rebuilt the deleted folder under the old data files directory and filled it with FS9 flight information (i.e. logbook, weather, etc).My question: Is there a ini file or sonething similair that I can modify under FS9 to set only one path to comtain saved file data elements? RC4 will not allow me to continue a saved flight with the two different folders. I have reset the saved file path under the RC4 program, but no matter how I make the change it still "points" and the old data file folder.Any ideas?Tom