Installation developer 2000 and Developer ORACLE 6I

Dear Friend
I would like to install the developer 2000, because I have some FMX file developed by developer 2000 and also I would like to install developer oracle 6I in the same workstation but indifferent folder
How can I do that , if you can give me the replay in details , very urgent
Best regards
Jamil

Dear Frank
How can I handle that in the registry editor , because after I install Developer 2000 in C:\ORAWIN95
So then I want to install form and reports 60 into D:\ORAWIN95 ,but during the installation of 6I the location takes C:\ORAWIN95 as the default , so what is the necessary change that I have to do , in Registry Editor , so that I can use both the version for developing and running the programs .
Please tell my the step that I have to follow for the above requirement ,please in details .
Best regards
Jamil

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