Exhibit 99.3

                      Press Release Dated February 4, 2003

News Release
For Immediate Release

               Quintek Technologies, Inc. Appoints New Management

CAMARILLO,  Calif.  - (FEB 4,  2003)--Quintek  Technologies,  Inc.  (OTCBB:QTEK)
announced that in a series of actions taken by unanimous consent,  the company's
Board of Directors  accepted the resignation of Tom Sims as CEO, President and a
director (Chairman), and the appointment of Robert Steele as the new Chairman of
the Board of Directors  and CEO of Quintek.  Subsequently,  all of the remaining
directors, except Mr. Steele, also resigned from the Board of Directors and will
remain on as employees.

Mr.  Steele was formerly CEO and  co-founder  of iBrite,  Inc., a  developmental
stage software company creating  solutions for the Palm OS. Prior to iBrite, Mr.
Steele  co-founded and helped build CADD  Microsystems,  Inc., (CMI) into one of
the largest resellers of AutoCAD software, training and consulting in the United
States.  CMI is also the  number one  reseller  of  AutoCAD  software  to the US
Government.

Quintek's  Board and Mr. Steele feel that the fundraising and deal making acumen
evidenced by Mr. Steele's accomplishments at iBrite, coupled with the 9 years of
experience  and  relationships  he  gained  while  at CMI,  will  prove to be of
significant benefit to Quintek and its shareholders.

Tom Sims,  outgoing Chairman,  President and CEO, gave his undivided support for
Mr. Steele,  and went on to say, "I am very pleased that we were able to attract
someone as talented as Robert Steele to take Quintek to the next level. Proof of
his ability to grow a new  technology  is clearly seen in his raising two rounds
of seven figure funding for iBrite, while also signing deals with companies like
AOL (NYSE:AOL) and Global Knowledge." Mr. Sims added, "We also saw in Robert the
experience  needed  to build a  lasting  concern  in a  competitive  environment
through  his  achievements  at CMI.  Throughout  his  career  Robert  has gained
valuable  experience  with end users and their  needs.  His unique  knowledge of
resellers  and their  motivations  should  prove  beneficial  to  expanding  our
distribution  network,  solidifying customer  relationships and establishing new
ones. "

Robert Steele stated,  "I'm very excited about the opportunity to leverage my 10
years of  experience  with  solution  sales and the  relationships  which I have
developed to take full advantage of the pre-existing and established  market for
Quintek's  proprietary  products." Mr. Steele added, "We estimate that there are
well over 5,000 potential  sites for Quintek's  chemical-free  desktop  aperture
card  printer and feel that many of these sites are using  outdated  inefficient
technology.   Upgrading  these  sites  with  our  products   represents  roughly
$250,000,000 in potential sales. Our primary mission for the future is to expand
and capture a large percentage of this market."

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About Quintek

Quintek is the only manufacturer of a desktop solution for printing CAD files to
microfilm.  The company  supplies  chemical-free  equipment,  software media and
services used to preserve  digital data and insure against  information loss due
to catastrophic events, computer failure and technology obsolescence.

CONTACT INFORMATION:

Corporate Web Site:       www.Quintek.com
IR Web Site:              www.TwoTrades.com
IR Contact:               QTEK_PR@TwoTrades.com       (888) 577-6898
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This news release contains forward-looking statements, including but not limited
to those that refer to the company's  plans for future  development or operating
results.  Actual results could differ  materially from those  anticipated due to
factors such as the lack of timely development of products, inability to deliver
products  when  ordered,  inability  of  potential  customers to pay for ordered
products , and political and economic risks inherent in international trade.







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