Therefore if you require robust integration between Act! and Sage 50 we recommend the use of the Alphalink add-in where you can:
Act! v17 only has partial integration with any version of Sage 50 and is NOT supported by either, Sage, Swiftpage or Project Support. The opinions expressed in this column are not those of Huntington’s Disease News or its parent company, BioNews, and are intended to spark discussion about issues pertaining to Huntington’s disease.If you need to link Act! to Sage 50 then please note that as Act! and Sage 50 are being developed independently the link internal link is NOT being maintained, therefore functionality is being compromised over time. Never disregard professional medical advice or delay in seeking it because of something you have read on this website. Always seek the advice of your physician or other qualified health provider with any questions you may have regarding a medical condition. This content is not intended to be a substitute for professional medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. It does not provide medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. Note: Huntington’s Disease News is strictly a news and information website about the disease. Since that day, Jill has always been quick to compliment people because sometimes, a smile and some kind words can change someone’s day. She told me she remembered how stressful it was to work at a pharmacy and how meaningful it was when people were kind, which, sadly, was not often.
Jill knew how wonderful her daughter was, but hearing that made her cry. The pharmacist said that Alexus’ sweet comments and innocent smile were the highlight of the week for the staff. The pharmacist told her that every time Alexus was in the pharmacy, standing next to her grandfather, she would smile and compliment everyone working there. The woman replied, “Your daughter asked me to.” Jill couldn’t believe what she had just heard. She asked the pharmacist why she was doing this.
The pharmacist told her she needed to sign the receipt, which was for a refund. As Jill approached the counter, she noticed there was a receipt on it. Jill saw them talking but didn’t know what it was about until the pharmacist waved her over. Jill didn’t realize it, but Alexus was figuring out a solution.Īs soon as they were in an aisle near the pharmacy, Alexus grabbed the prescription bag, marched up to the counter, and asked if she could speak with the pharmacist. Jill told her that everything would be OK, and it wasn’t her fault. Alexus saw her mother’s face and knew what had happened was not good, and she started to feel guilty for not stopping her grandfather. Once Jill calmed down, she realized they would just have to accept that they were now $400 poorer.
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