Connect from windows 7 64bit to oracle 9.2 server which on windows 2003

HI all
We have an oracle 9.2 server on dedicated server
i tried to install oracle 9.2 client (Administration) on my laptop which OS is win 7 64bit. The client installed successfully. but couldn't connect it gives me an error ORA-06413 connection not open. The error raises immediately.
How can i slow this problem, or can i install another client version of oracle.
and if i can please send me a link of download page..

Hi user;
Please check:
ORA-12154 or ORA-6413 Running 32-bit Oracle Software on 64-bit Windows OS [ID 334528.1]
http://forums.oracle.com/forums/thread.jspa?messageID=4391039
Regard
Helios

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