C4380 Print Quality Default Settings

Does the C4380 printer have the ability to default print quality to "Fast/Economical" (Draft) rethare than "Normal". I only need to print in draft 90% of the time, but in order to save ink, I have to change preferences each time from "normal" to "fast/economical". This seems time-consuming, costly and environmentally wasteful. I would have thought it was possible to set the printer to ALWAYS print in Draft, unless changed by the user on a per-session or per-occasion basis. I have looked in User Guide to see if default can be changed but never managed to find anything.

This querie has some age on it but friend just give me a C4380 that she replaced with new hp printer.
Anyway to set default on 4380 from Windows:
>start
>contol panel
>printers & faxes
right > c4380
>properties
on general tab @ bottom >printing preferences (choose draft from dropdown box)
>apply
>ok
also most of my printing is black

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