Simple Question : iPod for Mac Software Updater

I cant seem to find the "iPod for Mac Software Updater" can someone provide a link?
From the FAQ : "You can convert an iPod formatted for Windows into an iPod for Mac by using the iPod for Mac Software Updater on the Apple website. Note that once it is reformatted, it will only work with Macs. You need Mac OS 9.2 or Mac OS X 10.1 or later to reformat an iPod for Windows into an iPod for Mac."
Thank you!

One link as requested at the bottom of the page you just select your operating system and press the download button: iPod Updater

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