Oracle 9i: Importing Data

I was running Oracle 9i on Win 2000 Pro machine, but my PC got hacked and I had to rebuild the OS. I reinstalled Oracle 9i, and now am trying to find a way to incorporate my old DBF files with the new freshly installed database.
If anyone has any ideas how to do it, I would highly appreciate it. My email is [email protected]
Thanks.

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