The question of oracle8.17 using in laptop???

I wanna intall oracle8.17 enterprise/personal in my laptop p4_win2000,but the setup.exe doesn't work.
I downloaded oracle9i_lite,the setup.exe worked,but after
intalling,the install programme don't create bataBase and
user.
I am a new man in using oracle.please help me!!!
Thank you very much
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It's normal there is a bug on a DLL used by OUI
there is a good note on METALINK
http://metalink.oracle.com/metalink/plsql/ml2_documents.showDocument?p_database_id=BUG&p_id=1507768
I hope it will help you
regards

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Blakey101 wrote:
Recently i've been noticing that the battery life isn't lasting as long as the prescribed 8 hours by Apple and i've been thinking maybe my battery is screwed or something...
THere are various reasons why you may not be getting long charge life out of your battery, Blakey. A "bad" battery is just one of them. In your particular model a more likely cause after this period of time and level of usage is that you are doing things with the computer which involve a heavy load on the CPU, or are using bus powered peripherals that draw a lot of power, but a bad battery is always possible.
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For example, at the moment i started using my laptop at 10:30PM (GMT) and it's now 12:37 (GMT) and the battery life is at 28%, surely that can't be right?
It depends on what you have been using your computer for. The "up to 8 hour" figure is based on tasks that involve "light" usage, and that doesn't put a lot of stress on the CPU or involve other "power hungry" processes. If you are doing things that make extensive use of the computer's processing power, have "bus powered" peripherals attached, have the screen brightness turned right up or are running things like the built in iSight camera, Blue Tooth or the DVD drive, then the charge life can be much less.
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