ODTwithODAC1110620 & Turkish

Hello,
My windows regional settings are Turkish. I have ODTwithODAC1110620 installed for VS2005 & VS2008. While creating a connection from server explorer, I enter necessary things and press test connection: "Test connection succeeded.". After I click OK, I receive an error: " 'PERSİST SECURİTY İNFO' is an invalid connection string attribute ".
Due my regional settings format upper case of i --> İ not I. Each time i had to do something from server explorer i have to change my regional settings format to some English format.
Save password option does not change anything.
With ODTwithODAC10202 i had not experienced something like this on VS2005 Oracle Explorer.
Installing oracle database to Turkish regional settings is another painful process: Change all regional settings (Format, non-Unicode programs, system accounts) to any English, restart system. Make install. Change all back to Turkish. Restart and use.
Please oracle, while changing a characters case without prompting to user, use the globalization info or regional settings of the tools development settings, like English, not the users setting which the visual studio running in. In that case it would be "PERSIST SECURITY INFO" instead of "PERSİST SECURİTY İNFO".
My system is
Vista 64 business - English with Turkish regional settings
If you cannot read some of my characters change your encoding settings to Unicode-UTF8, witch is the encoding that i posted this message

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