1. How to set UTF-8 in xterm?

In smb.conf, usually /etc/samba/smb.conf insert
unicode = yes
and run smbc as
LC_CTYPE=pl_PL.UTF-8 xterm -sb -bg black -fg white -sl 3000 -fn '-misc-fixed-medium-r-normal-*-*-*-*-*-*-70-iso10646-1' -e smbc
You can run smbc in UTF-8 and xterm as smbc-utf-x.

2. How does the lists from ~/.smbc/dulistX work?

When you quit form smbc when downloading, smbc saves download list 
in ~/.smbc/dulistX, where X is number. When you run smbc and 
in ~/.smbc/ are some dulistX lists, smbc loads first list and starts 
downloading it. When it finishes downloading files from this list,
it loads the next dulistX and downloads files form that list. 
If in ~/.smbc/ is more than one dulistX and you run two or more smbc,
each run instance of smbc loads exesting dulistX.

3. I don't understand download list columns.

-----------------------------------------------------------------------
|S|D|size |remai|per|file/directory                                     |from | to |
-----------------------------------------------------------------------
|X|D| 353M| 201M|43%|Czterej Pancerni i Pies - 07 - Rozstajne Drogi.avi|//ARIDA-I-R|
|X|D| 349M| 349M|0% |Czterej Pancerni i pies - 19 - Tiergarten.avi     |//ARIDA-I-R|

S - download status
    X    - that file will be or was downloaded
    null - that file wasn't downloaded, but it is remembered on list
    D    - that file will be deleted when you quit from download list
    W    - that file will be marked as WAIT, when smbc detects error 
           during downloading it, user can decide what to do: 
           WAIT, DELETE, CONTINUE, or CANCEL downloading this file

D - copy status
    D - download
    U - upload

size  - file size of course
remai - remaing downloaded bytes 
per   - percent

4. How does smbc retrive download files?

When you download some files and remote host shutdowns, smbc tries 
to download next file from list. If you don't want that the smbc 
retrives downloading that file you can remove it then form download list
'key s, key d' or you can also set SLEEP in this file 'key s, space'.

5. How does the find function work?

In smbc are two find functions, quick find and slow find.
Quick find function uses index file. Smbc runs second proces of smbc,
which creates index of find file. User can change how long smbc must
wait between refresh the index file - default is 300 seconds. Slow find
function doesn't use index file. All files are found at the real time.

Quick find function finds file in the global network. Slow find function
finds file only in the sub network where user actully is.

6. When I compile smbc, the compiler returns message:
smbc.c:24: popt.h: No such file or directory
where can I download library with popt.h header?

If you have RedHat Linux you can install popt from RPM package, example for RedHat 9.0 execute command
rpm -ih popt-1.8-0.69.i386.rpm
in other systems you probably must download popt library from 
http://www.gnu.org/directory/libs/popt.html  or from  http://smbc.sourceforge.net/smbc/smbc/requisite/
and install it manually.

