Gettng past iTunes license agreement

Hello
After buying my girlfriend an iPod Touch for xmas, I am trying to install iTunes on her Toshiba NB505 running Windows 7. This is a mini-laptop already at max resolution of 1024x600.
I am unable to scroll to the buttons in the license agreement, that appears when first starting iTunes so I am stuck on the agreement. Researching, I find that the medicine for this problem is to raise the screen resolution. But since the laptop is already at max resolution, this is not an option.
Anybody know how to get around this problem?
Thanks

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