OuickTime for 64 bit OS

I was just notified (Windows 7 Pro, 64 bit) of an update from QuickTime 7.6.4 to 7.6.5. I downloaded the update, and then attempted to install.
I get this message:
"This installer is intended for 32 bit versions of Windowes. It is highly recommended that you download and install the 64-bit itunes installer instead. Continue with install?"
I selected "no", and went looking for the 64-bit version. I seems to be no where to be found!
Oh, There it is (maybe) under iTunes! - 9.0.2 for Windows 64 bit.
Does this include QuickTime 7.6.5?

Sorry wcbncal, our posts crossed. (Thanks for the confirmation about the presence of QT 7.6.5 in the 64-bit iTunes installer.)
I think QuickTime remains 32-bit ... indeed iTunes itself is primarily 32-bit. the Apple Mobile Device Support is 64-bit (it runs the 64-bit version of the usbaapl.sys driver for iPhones and iPod touches), and the 64-bit version of the installer has the 64-bit versions of the GEAR drivers iTunes uses for burning and importing. Pretty sure BonJour and Apple Application Support are 32-bit too.
So the SysWOW componentry is handling most of the Apple software on your system at the moment.

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