Developer rel 6i connection problem to Personal Oracle 8i (8.1.6)

Hi guys!
I have a very general problem regarding the connection to
personal oracle 8.1.6 database from developer 6i products.
I have oracle 8.0.5 client database portion and developer 2.1
installed on my WIN98 machine in as DEFAULT ORACLE HOME.
Then I installed Personal Oracle 8.1.6. in a separate directory
and separate ORACLE_HOME. I am able to connect from the SQL*PLUS
8.0 to the Personal Oracle 8.1.6
Then I installed D2K rel 6i in DEFAULT ORACLE_HOME as I was
informed that FORMS 6i should be installed in the DEFAULT ORACLE
HOME. Now when I try to connect to personal oracle 8.1.6 from
forms 6.0.8, the error message comes as the 'ORA-1034 ORACLE NOT
AVAILABLE '
I made sure that the directory in which the D2K 6i is installed
takes the first precedence in the PATH environment variable of
the AUTOEXEC.BAT
I made sure the listener for the personal oracle is working.
I seek your guidance.
Thanks for your help.
Regards,
Kalpesh.

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