Installing iTunes and QuickTime on computer not connected to internet

I'm planning on giving my current iPod to my father-in-law. He has a computer but it isn't connected to the internet. If I just download the iTunesSetup.exe from this Apple web site, does it contain everything needed to install iTunes, or will it try to download other components from the internet. If so, is there a way to get the full iTunes/Quicktime software so I can bring it over to his place (either burn it on a DVD or put it on a USB)?
Thanks,
-D

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iTunesSetup.exe should have everything you need.
QuickTime is bundled into the install - so are Safari, Apple Software Update, and a few other things.
Cross your fingers that it goes well. Othewise, you're nowhere near the internet to get answers if an error message or problem crops up.

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