Abstract: A pharmacy process for effecting the capture and storage of an electronic image of a paper-prescription written by a doctor that minimizes human effort, cost, and occupied space while filling the prescription. Use is made of only one computer-with-memory-and-a-computer-program, one computer-controllable specialized-scanner, one strip-printer, at least one computer-controlled conventional-printer to print peel-off labels or a Clinical Label, and such number of simple terminals as are needed for the workload of the pharmacy. Each simple terminal has a monitor, keyboard, and bar-code scanner. Whether a first filling or a refilling, the critical and necessary procedure of a Pharmacist's review-verification of the filled vials (and their labels) being in full compliance with the prescribing doctor's requirements is facilitated by providing a legible-image of the original prescription on a monitor even if the prescription's paper is copy-resistant.