Oracle Enterprise Manager for Personal Oracle 9i

I have justdownloded Personal oracle 9i for WIN98.
Everything was fine. But when I tried to install the Enterprise Management 2.2 (for 8i) I got an errorthat "Oracle .swd.Jrl.1.1.8.10.0 support file is missing.
I was able to install the OEM for my Personal 8i
How do I download the OEM for Personal Oracle 9i. I do not have room to install Enterprise Oracle 9i

You can't use Enterprise Manager for 8i on
Personal Oracle 9i.
I have a question.
I have installed Personal Oracle 8i on my PC,
but i don't find Oracle Enterprise Manager for 8i download site on OTN. Can you healp me?

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About Oracle Enterprise Manager 10g
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About Oracle
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Chung Wu

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