ClassName cannot be resolved. Indirectly referenced. Eclipse IDE.

Hi, I am trying to import a selection of classes within Eclipse and am having trouble. I seem to be able to link the classes so they are recognised by Eclipse but when I preform any operations on instances of the class I get the error as per my title.
Outside of eclipse the classes work fine if I put the folder in with the source files and just import org.smslib.*. Any help is much appreciated, here is a picture of the problem which may highlight something I have missed.
http://img512.imageshack.us/my.php?image=eclipseerrorqn3.jpg

Hey, thank you very much for the response. Sorry I have not gotten back to you sooner but the main forum page was showing 10 views and no replies for some reason.
I followed your instructions but they didn't quite work. Taking it back to the org folder allowed me to import smslib.* and it would recognise the classes but they were stilling looking for the functions etc in org.smslib so I went back another folder still and put the org folder inside a classes folder which solved the issue as I can now import org.smslib.*
Thanks for the hint, you allowed me to figure out the problem (or at least a solution!).
Here is a new screenshot to show you the new structure.
http://img89.imageshack.us/my.php?image=eclipsefixaj6.jpg

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