Cannot add ODBC connection to Oracle 8i

Hi all,
I've installed the Oracle Client for Windows on a Win98 SE machine using the Application User option. However, there is an error when I try to add an ODBC connection as follows:
Error Cannot Load Resource File sqresus.dll
Clicked OK, then
The setup routines for the Oracle ODBC Driver ODBC drivers could not be loaded due to system error code 1114.
Clicked OK, then
Could not load the setup or translator library.
I had a previous failed client install; removed the oracle folder and reinstalled without problems. TIA

<BLOCKQUOTE><font size="1" face="Verdana, Arial, Helvetica">quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by sanjayp patel ([email protected]):
I tried connecting Oracle 8i on Windows2000 to SQL Server on Windowns2000 using ODBC. Sitting on Oracle server, in datasource(ODBC) when i give SQL servername and userid and password and click next, it gives error:
connection failed
SQL Server Error:1326
ODBC SQL Server driver(Namespipe)
client unable to establish connection
can anyone help urgently?<HR></BLOCKQUOTE>
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