How do I set project paths in JBuilder 4?

Hello,
I am trying to create a new project in JBuilder 4.
I used the project wizard and set my paths to the following folders:
C:\OU2007\TM427\mysolution
However when the project and all files are getting saved to these folders:
C:\Documents and Settings\Jason\jbproject
Have you any idea why this is? I�m a bit confused on what I should enter for each of the paths in the project wizard, any help would be appreciated.
thanks,
Jason.

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