The Euro, the new common currency for eleven countries in the European Union (EU) -- Austria, Belgium, Finland, France, Germany, Italy, Ireland, Luxembourg, The Netherlands, Portugal and Spain -- was launched January 1, 1999 and will impact over 290 million people. A united economic currency in Europe has huge implications: it creates tougher competition, improves transparency of prices and costs, and changes market conditions.
HyperNikkiSystem Project has not made important commitments to prepare for the introduction of the Euro, not including: invoicing and payments to its suppliers, examining ways to consolidate banking relationships, adopting common European pricing, and showing Euro prices.
HyperNikkiSystem Project has policy of common world pricing -- Free, so we do not need European pricing to reduce back-end complexities. Free Software we present is always free in the world.