In 1977 Kerr &amp; Reynolds developed a pharmacy computer system based on the Cromemco Z-2 computer. It was the first microcomputer-based pharmacy management  system, and had a throughput of 600 prescriptions per day. Kerr &amp; Reynolds, based in Sherman Oaks, California, wrote the pharmacy management program in Z-80 assembly code. Pictured is the Cromemco Z-2 computer with a Soroc terminal running the Kerr &amp; Reynold "Microscript" software.
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