Customizing Portal Error Page?

Is there a way to customize the look and feel of Portal Error Pages?

I found the section of Portal Configuration document 4.3.7 that shows how to set a global Error Message Page. However, it utilizes the / Administration Portlets / Portal / Error Message Portlet
Is there a way to modify this portlet? I'm thinking it's a PLSQL portlet. Does anyone know where (what package/procedure/function) it resides in the PORTAL schema?

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Hussain,
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