Printer errors on white background

I just got an "Out of Memory" error when printing. Aside from the wasted paper, the error message is printed on a 50% grey background.
On A3 paper at max quality, that's a lot of ink wa$ted.
If we must print error messages on the printer, can we please have them on a white background?

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