Windows 7 64 bits and Forms 10gR2

Hi All, I have read a lot of postings regarding the above in this forum but am a little bit confused of the actual solution.
Could someone please walk me through a concise solution to this problem. You would have safe my life if the solution work.
My problems are two folds:-
First when I open my oracle forms 10.1.2.3.0 in window 7 64 bits , I am getting
"Oracle Frms Designer has Stopped Working"
I read in this forum that connecting to the database before opening the form will solve this problem.
I connected to the database and was able to open the form. I was ecstatic but this was short lived. The problem soon started appearing again.
I also read somewhere that "running Oracle Developer Suite 10g R2 on Windows 7 64-bit is not supported or recommended by Oracle"
Our environment is currently on Window 7 64 bits, Please Help.
Thank you.

Ade2 wrote:
Hi All, I have read a lot of postings regarding the above in this forum but am a little bit confused of the actual solution.
Could someone please walk me through a concise solution to this problem. You would have safe my life if the solution work.
My problems are two folds:-
First when I open my oracle forms 10.1.2.3.0 in window 7 64 bits , I am getting
"Oracle Frms Designer has Stopped Working"
I read in this forum that connecting to the database before opening the form will solve this problem.
I connected to the database and was able to open the form. I was ecstatic but this was short lived. The problem soon started appearing again.
I also read somewhere that "running Oracle Developer Suite 10g R2 on Windows 7 64-bit is not supported or recommended by Oracle"
Our environment is currently on Window 7 64 bits, Please Help.
Hi Ade2,
Do you get this link try ?
It will solve your problem.
Hamid
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