Adding downloaded third party packages to my application.

Hello!!
I am new to SDN and this is my first post.
I am building a small application and it should have the ability to read a MS Word file from a location.
So I downloaded the Apache POI and extracted it to
C:\Program Files\JavaMy source files are in
E:\Java Assignment\lalaka\filereaderUtil\MSReader.javawhen i try to compile this, i get the error message saying that the package could not be found.
I have searched the internet andfound out about the classpath issue. But I am not clear how to do it.
Do i have to extract the POI files into my source code directory?? how do i get this compiled.
The same issue has pop up regrding java media framework too.
How do i add the functionality of a third party(ex: POI, JMF etc;) in to my applet, and how do i set the class path relevantly.

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