Oracle 8.1.7.0-8.1.7.5 Drivers--What Can I do to get them working

See ODBC-Agony for earlier thots.
I have spent about 2 weeks attempting to get Oracle/ODBC connectivity from a Win98 Oracle 8.1.* client to a WinNT4-SP6 with Oracle 8i 8.1.0 server with java support. I have connectivity with SQLPlus and when the Administrative client is installed I can connect with the DBA console etc. I cannot get the Net8 assistant or the Net8 Configuration assistant to run either.
This setup is being used to prototype both a California Dept. of Health services intranet application and State-Federal inspection system. I feel that I am close to functionality but obviously I need the ODBC/OLEDB connectivity to my MS Visual Basic and C++ apps to communicate with the Oracle server.
Thanks for your time and considered response.
Laurence Upjohn, Scientist
Food and Drug Branch
CA. Dept. of Health Services.

Thanks Justin for your response.
I have totally reinstalled the client using the latest universal installer(Version 2.0.1) and things are getting better. I have Client 8.1.7.0.0 and ODBC driver (ver. 8.01.75.00) installed on my WIN98 SE machine now. I can add ODBC source in ODBCAdmin with no problem but when the test button is click I get two message dialogs. The first is titled OCI.DLL and states "one of the library files needed to run this application cannot be found". After clearing this message as second dialog pops up titled "Testing Connection" with this message; "Unable to connect, SQLState = IM004, [Microsoft][ODBC DriveManager] Driver's SQLAllocHandle on SQL.HANDLE_ENV failed". This error has been consistent through out this problem.
My second problem persists. When I click the icons for Net8* Assistant or Net8* Config assistant I get a momentary hourglass cursor icon which reverts to the arrow icon. When I enter the Ctrl-ALT-DEL sequence it shows the JREW running. When it is selected and shut down it relays a not responding message. I have also cleaned out the previous Java Runtime environments and Allowed the Universal install engine to just replace one JRE. Thanks for any insight you can give me. Larry Upjohn

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