Download 32-bit windows version of iTunes

The laptop I'm on is running Win7 x64, but I want to download iTunes for 32-bit windows (for an XP Pro desktop machine with only a dialup connection).
I find no way to download the latest 32-bit iTunes for windows on the http://www.apple.com/itunes/download/ page with this computer.
When I click the javascript link (under the 'system requirements' section) for Get iTunes for Windows, it just toggles 'Windows' to 'Macintosh' (as shown in the screen grab).
Can anyone supply guidance for downloading the 32-bit version for windows with a 64-bit laptop?
Thanks.

You can download iTunes for 32-bit Windows in this page > http://support.apple.com/kb/DL1614

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