ODBC from 64 bits XP to 8.0 HP-Unix machine

I have an XP Pro x64 machine and I have to connect using ODBC to an HP-Unix machine where I have an Oracle 8.0 database.
I installed Oracle 8.0 client but I can't see the driver in "Administrative Tools" -> "Data Source (ODBC)".
Do I have to install a 64 bits version client? if this is true then where can I download this client from?
Thank you!

If you're running a 32 bit app, you need 32 bit odbc driver / client. If you're running a 64 bit app, you need 64 bit driver/client.
The last version of driver/client to be certified against a 806 database was 9.2, the last version to be certified again a 8.0.5 database was 8.1.7.
If you're looking in "Administrative Tools" -> "Data Source (ODBC)", you're looking at the 64 bit administrator, which will show you 64 bit drivers. To see 32 bit drivers, you need to invoke the 32 bit administrator (c:\windows\syswow64\odbcad32.exe)
Hope it helps,
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