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Even the most successful teams occasionally
have changes in staff. The aspiration to
explore new horizons has always been and
will always be a strong driving force of human
existence. Bearing this in mind, Step-
Four bids farewell to two loyal colleagues
after many years of valuable service.
The Step-Four rock of ages, quasi the inventor
of the milling and cutting machines,
Dieter König left our company at the end
of November after many years of service.
The Step-Four team wishes him the best
of luck and success for his future activities
and will always remember him as an
excellent colleague and dear friend.
Design engineer Roman Tutschka left our
company at the end of last year. The Step-
Four team also wishes him all the very best
for the future and expresses its gratitude
for many years of excellent collaboration.
There have also been some changes in
management. Since the beginning of November
2010, graduate engineer (UoAS)
Clemens Dungl has taken over responsibilities
for the areas of development and
production in his capacity as technical
director and co-partner. This move provides
Ernst Ramberger, the sole director
of many years, the necessary dynamic support
to meet future demands.
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XpertMILL V2 in
Windows 7
Do you want to operate XpertMILL V2
under Windows 7? No problem! It would
be our pleasure to provide you with the
respective drivers for both the 32 and
the 64 bit version.
Just send an e-mail to office@stepfour.at
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Director Ernst Ramberger (left), modelling expert Hannes Schmalzer (right) and the Chairlady
of Kinderkrebshilfe (children’s cancer charity) in Salzburg, Heide Janik (centre).
An interested crowd at the in-house
exhibition.
On the 15 th and 16 th of October, 2010, the already
traditional Step-Four in-house exhibition
was held for the seventh time. An incredible
crowd arrived. A large number of
potential customers and customers from
the areas of industry and commerce came
to the beautiful province of Salzburg to get
an overview of the Step-Four products. The
presentation of the Xpert milling and cutting
machines was the main attraction at
the exhibition. Visitors were also provided
with a bite to eat and refreshing drinks.
Within the scope of our in-house exhibition,
we were particularly pleased to be
able to give the chairlady of Kinderkreb-
Farewell to a reliable companion
After more than 5 years of successful milling
under Windows with XpertMILL, it is
now time to retire the meanwhile outmoded
DOS milling software. As of the
1 st of May, 2011, we will cease to provide
free support for the DOS milling software.
In order to make the changeover to the
XpertMILL milling software under Windows
even easier, we have put together a
special “Last Chance Offer”.
Individual offers
• Send us a request for your personal update
offer before the 1 st of May, 2011,
including the serial number of your
software licence, via e-mail to office@
shilfe (children’s cancer charity) in Salzburg,
Heide Janik, a check with a donation
of € 700.00. This sum was the proceeds of
a Step-Four promotion event at the Salzburg
Spielemesse in September 2010. Another
reason to celebrate with the visitors
during the two days.
We would like to take this opportunity to,
once more, thank the visitors for coming
and we look very much forward to seeing
them again at the in-house exhibition 2011.
The 8 th upcoming Step-Four in-house exhibition
is held on Friday the 21 st and on Saturday
the 22 nd of October 2010, from 10.00
a.m. till 17.00 p.m. each day.
step-four.at or by phone 0043 (0)662 45
93 78.
• You save 20 %!
• For all of the diehards, who we, of
course, will not leave out in the cold,
we will provide chargeable support in
future for the DOD milling software. You
have two possibilities of securing the
DOS milling software support:
• By paying an annual flat-rate of € 120.00
incl. VAT or
• payment for your support time on a
case-by-case basis. In this case, a quarter
of the applied hourly rate (currently
€ 102.00 incl. VAT) is charged for each
commenced 15 minutes.
STEP-FOUR | March 2011
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