How to move temp file, redo log to different drive oracle 9i

Hi ,
I am using oracle 9i
by mistakenly, i have instaled oracle installable on system drive i mean c: drive.I have installed teh database on D: drive.
For tunning perfomance i would like to move the redlog files and temp files to different drive.
Could you please explain me the step by step procedure how to do this
Thanks
AITS

Very easy -
Create a new temp tablespace with the files on the drive you want, make it the default temp tablespace for any users/schemas you have created, then drop the old temp tablespace including datafiles.
For the redo logs, create new groups, again with the logfiles on the dirves you want them on, cycle out of the old ones with "alter system switch logfile;" then drop them.

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