A Midas Rich Text LSX 3.x server license costs $2500 US for the first server (and $1500 US for each additional). But look at what that translates to in various currencies compared to a year ago and two years ago:
Date | Euros | Australian dollars | Japanese Yen | Canadian dollars | British pound |
Nov. 15, 2004 | 1,925.30 | 3,250.38 | 263,975 | 2,983.50 | 1,346.69 |
Nov. 15, 2003 | 2,121.88 | 3,471.98 | 270,900 | 3,258.50 | 1,482.10 |
Nov. 15, 2002 | 2,489.54 | 4,439.71 | 301,300 | 3,938.50 | 1,583.58 |
So, a merchant in Munich would have paid €2490 for that server license in 2002, and would have paid only €2122 a year later and would only pay €1925 now. That is almost 24% less in two years, and 10% less in just the last year. Similarly, a banker in Brisbane would save almost 27% from two years ago, almost 7% from a year ago. A trader in Tokyo would save over 12% from two years ago, almost 3% from a year ago. A health care firm from Halifax, Nova Scotia would save 24% from two years ago, over 8% from last year. And last, but not least, a law firm from London would save 15% from two years ago, over 9% from a year ago.
Some pretty significant savings for those who buy while the dollar is weak.
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