Where is the 64bit installer?

Please can someone point me in the direction of the Windows x64 installer for itunes 8?
I have looked throughout the site and its driving me nuts!!

Your answer is correct but, somtimes people want the actual download url!
Here is the URL for the 8.0 64bit install. Once you have it you need to do a bunch of steps as posted in one of the URL's above.
http://appldnld.apple.com.edgesuite.net/content.info.apple.com/iTunes8/061-5526. 20080911.gtre4/iTunes864Setup.exe
With that said, now I need to get a URL for the 8.0.1 version that was just released. Anyone have it yet?
I hate the fact that Apple has the download process so tight. Why not still allow those of us who like to just go pick our download do that!

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