Which Java 2 Platform Standard Edition for Windows do I download?

For SDK for Windows 32 bit,
There are two options, one is Windows Offline Installation, Mult-ilanguage
and Windows Installation, Multilanguage.
Which one do I choose?
Please reply soon.
Thanks,
Sincerely, Egan

For offline installation you can download that file and keep it for further use and then install it any time you want.
If you go for other one you need to keep in connected ti internet b'coz that is online installation. you don't get the sofware backup copy for futher use. so go for offline installation.

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