You may find it helpful to print these instructions to have on hand when you install EPCRAMail.
What your computer needs to run EPCRAMail
EPCRAMail has two files: EPCRAMail.mde and epcrax.mdb
Both files are zipped together in a WinZip self-extracting file. You don’t need special software like WinZip to install this on your computer.
When you click on the download link below for "EPCRAMailXP.exe," a "File Download" window will open and ask, "Would you like to open the file or save it to your computer?" Choose "Save". A new box will pop up to allow you to choose the location you want to save the file to. Choose a file location that is easiest for you to find later. Click "OK". Most users will save it to the C:\drive in a folder named EPCRAMail.
Go to the location you saved the EPCRAMailXP.exe and double click on the file. The WinZip Self-Extractor window will open and look like the example below. It is set to unzip to C:\EPCRAMailXP. If you want to save it to another location, you can change the drive and file names.
Click “Unzip” and it will be saved in the file location you chose.

When the files are unzipped, double click on the EPCRAMail.mde file. This will start the application in Access 2002 or 2003.
When you have put all your facility information in EPCRAMail, you will be able to print Tier Two forms and export your facilities information to the epcrax.mdb file for electronic submittal to the State Emergency Response Commission.
Note: You must enter your Community Right-to-Know number in the Facility ID# field with the application. In order to accurately record your submittal please use the correct Community Right-to-Know number for each site.
DOWNLOAD: EPCRAMailXP.exe
If you have any questions or need technical assistance, please feel free to contact Sadie Whitener by e-mail at swhi461@ecy.wa.gov.
If you've used earlier versions of EPCRAMailXP software and have had printing problems, this problem has been corrected in this application.
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