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Update Avid MC 3.0.5

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Alors que moi je suis encore collé avec MC 2.8, l’update de MC 3.0 vient de sortir, avec des fonctionnalités attendues depuis longtemps. Plusieurs review disent beaucoup de bien du nouveau logiciel, j’ai bien hâte d’y toucher!!

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