How to install Demantra on 64-bit machine so that all components work?!!

I'm using 64-bit windows 7. I first installed Oracle DB 10.2.0.4 x64, then Demantra 7.3 x64. Some component of Demantra didn't work, wouldn't open giving me the following error "Can't connect to database Oracle library OCI.dll or ORA803.dll couldn't be loaded". Only then I read official installation notes for Demantra which say:
You can run Oracle Demantra on either a 32-bit or 64-bit Oracle database. However, the Oracle Demantra Installer and these applications run in 32-bit mode, so you must use the 32-bit Oracle database client to install Oracle Demantra and use these applications:
* Business Modeler
* Member Management
* Chaining Management
* Oracle Demantra forecasting engine
How do I "use the 32-bit Oracle database client to install Oracle Demantra"? Give me a bit more detailed answer if you can, as I'm not an expert. Thank you.

Hi Milind,
Unfortunately, I don't have Oracle SID and access to metalink. We're about to get into contractual agreement, but it's still in the workings. My original problem was solved by way of using virtual machine (32 XP) on top of Windows 7 64. However there are other issues standing in the way of our training. Do you know whether 7.3.0.1 has seeded demo data? (7.2 had it, and 7.3.0 didn't). Desperately need to a big nice rich dataset for 7.3. Any help greatly appreciated.
Yuriy

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