How 2 find ORAOPS10.dll in a 64 bit version

We have a .net application developed on 32 bit using odp.net to communicated with our database. When we deploy the application on a 64 bit server with a Oracle 10 Client Installed we get an: unable to load dll 'oraops10.dll'.
We tried copying the file from the development environment. We then get another error that the files is a wrong version. This is probably because its 32 bit.
How (where) can we get a 64 bit version of Oraops10.dll
Can anybody plz. help, we need this fast ???

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