Using Oracle 9i Client 9.0.1.1.1

I have installed Oracle 9i Client version onto my computer (Windows ME) but whenever I try and run it using the SCOTT\TIGER username\password I get a TNS:protocol adapter error.
What does this mean and what username\password do i have to use to use the software.

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