Changing printing preferences in hp connected

I want to change my printer preferences when using ePrint to send an email to my printer. The preferences I'd like to change are printing in black & white as default and also changing to duplex as default if possible. On another post it said you can login to eprintcenter to update preferences but when I try to login to that it redirects me to HP Connected. There doesn't seem to be anywhere I can change my printer preferences in HP Connected. How can I do that?

Hi,
I have not read the post which says change printer preferences under HP Connected therefore I can't say more BUTfrom your computer, you can set default B&W and also auto duplex on many printers which support those functions. What is your printer ?
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