How to get itune on a comptuer with no internet

I resently bought a new home computer (A Dell) and I don't have internet hooked up to it yet. But I would like to download my music libarary and my cd collecions on to it so I can put them on my ipod. (Mt lap top is wi-fi and I have internet on it but not enough memory for my ipod) Is there any disc or something that will allow me to have itunes for this? (I plan on getting internet for the Dell, but not right a way and I would like to have my music on it and my ipod before then.)

Download the iTunesSetup package on the laptop, and then move it to the Dell. You may need to hook up the iPod to an Internet-enabled computer initially so that it has the correct firmware without storing the iTunes library on that computer.
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