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GCC Cutting Plotters Vista-compatible

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14 years ago

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November 11, 2009

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Darek Johnson Signs of the Times January 2010 Issue

GCC America (Walnut, CA and Taipei, Taiwan) has announced that its line of cutting plotters are now compatible with the Windows Vista 64-bit operating system. The Vista driver is available for all GCC cutting plotters, including the Jaguar, Puma, Bengal and Sable series. You can download the latest driver at GCC’s website.
909 718-0248; www.gccworld.com

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