Controlling iTunes folder creations

I have recently installed iTunes onto my computer running Windows XP Home. I have a few .wma files that I have been converting to .mp3 files (successfully). I do not understand how to keep iTunes from creating folders for artists that did a song with another artist. Call me a control freak! I think that by switching off the option to have iTunes manage the folder where I have my music files stored should have taken care of this problem, but that is not so and it is taking me an extremely long time moving the files back to the correct folder. Upon doing this, I found out that iTunes does not recognize the files that I have moved (into the folder where they were stored before iTunes moved them) and is asking me to locate them. Upon showing iTunes where the file(s) is/are, my only option is to Open the file.
My questions are:
1) How do I keep iTunes from creating new folders?
2) How do I show iTunes where the files are that I had to move back without running in circles?
Thanks for any help.

up2somethin -
This is the "Feedback about New Discussions" forum. You should ask your question in iTunes for Windows. I think you'll find more people knowledgable about that version of iTunes there.

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