SQL Developer to Oracle 8 database

Hello,
I am trying to connect to an Oracle 8 database using SQL Developer on a Windows 7 64bit PC. I tried SQL Developer version 1.5 but then read that it cannot connect to databases earlier than version 9. I then got a copy of SQL Developer version 1.2 because it can connect to database version 8 but then found that it won't run on Windows 7 64 bit.
I downloaded the Oracle 10g software and thought that I would use that with a tnsnames file to connect via SQL Developer 1.5 but when I go to install it it seems to want to install everything and essentially create an Oracle database on my PC.
Can anyone suggest an easier way to acheive this, can I not just install some client software that doesn't install a database and take up 1GB of space.
Any help much appreciated
Thanks

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Welcome to the forum!
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