You might find it easier, at least at the beginning of your work, to just save all your patchers as .maxpat files in one folder. So use "Save" and "Save As" instead of "Save as Project". If all your patchers are in a single folder, they will find each other.

The "Save as Project" feature is very powerful, but may be confusing at the start. Also, the .maxproj format stores the paths to the individual project components, so if you move the individual .maxpat documents around on your hard disk, the Project may not be able to find them. If you open the .maxproj file in a text editor you will see the paths that are stored.

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When you Save as Project it creates a folder for your project and keeps all of the various components that you use within subfolders (patches go into "patches" folder, coll and pattrstorage files go in "data", etc). This is very handy when you have large and complex patches, but probably unnecessary for what you’re doing at the moment. So take Peters advice :)
I didn’t think it would actually MOVE those files (should just copy into the subfolders) – maybe there’s a setting for that somewhere?
Also, be sure to set the correct file path preferences (I think it’s under settings?) to the folder that you keep all of your Max work in.