Client files for Oracle 8.1.6

Hi folks ... Where can I download the client files for Oracle 8.1.6 ... We are running Oracle on a sun box and my development environment runs on nt and am using WebLogic Server 6.0 ...
Thanks for the help!

If you go to "Software", you can download the full product (i.e. 8i EE). On install, you'll be presented with the option to do a full install (client + database) or a client-only install. You'll want to choose the client-only install.
Justin

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