Some jar(v4 support, ActionBarSherlock and etc.) import error in Android Studio

How to configure ActionBarSherlock with Intellij IDEA[Original URL:http://android-wtf.com/2012/09/how-to-configure-actionbarsherlock-with-intellij-idea/]11
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This tutorial will guide you through the steps to set up ActionBarSherlock (ABS from
now on) with your Android project created using Intellij IDEA. Just for the record,
I’m using ABS version 4.1.0 and IDEA version 11.1.3.

Requirements

• You must target API level 14 (Android 4.0) or higher
• You must install the Android Support Library using SDK Manager, since ABS depends on it

As a rule, you should always target the latest API version to avoid enabling unnecessary compatibility behaviors, to take advantage of the latest platform improvements and optimizations. ABS, in turn, will use the platform’s native ActionBar implementation
instead of it’s own backport. As far as ABS is concerned, minimum SDK version can be as low as 7 (Android 2.1).

Step 1: Download ActionBarSherlock

Download and extract ActionBarSherlock, preferably to the same directory
where your projects reside. By default, it is C:\Users\<Name>\IdeaProjects on
Windows 7.

If you prefer Git, clone and checkout the latest stable version.

Step 2: Create a module with Intellij IDEA

1. Switch to IDEA
2. Open File > Project Structure
3. Select Modules on the left pane
4. Click on the plus sign above the second column, and choose Module
5. Add Module window will appear. Select the Create
module from existing sources option
6. Click on the button right next to the textbox
7. A tree-based directory chooser dialog will pop up. Within the dialog navigate to the ABS directory, and choose the library subdirectory
8. Click OK to dismiss the dialog
9. Back in the Add Module window, click Next as
   many times as needed
10. Click Finish
11. Select your application module in the Modules pane
12. Activate the Dependencies tab, then click on the plus sign on the right, and select Module
dependency...
13. Select the ABS library and click OK
14. Finally click OK to close the Project
Structure window

Step 3: Add Android Support Library

1. Copy the jar file <sdk>\extras\android\support\v4\android-support-v4.jar to your
   project’s libs directory (create one if it doesn’t exist)
2. Switch to IDEA
3. Open File > Project Structure if you have closed it
4. Select Libraries from the left pane
5. Click on the plus sign above the second column, and choose Java
6. From the file-chooser popup, navigate to your project’s libs directory
7. Choose the jar you copied earlier, and click OK
8. A popup titled Choose Modules will appear
9. Select both modules, and click OK
10. Click OK to apply the changes in the Project
Structure window

Conclusion

That’s it. You should now be able to use ActionBarSherlock in your project. Just don’t forget to extend the SherlockActivity class
instead of the native Activity class. If anything goes wrong, let me know in
the comments.