Richard Christophe

Other options have same problem like "Optimization level" or CSS Model. All options with a list maybe ?

A workaround could be to launch the Optimizer with admin rights. In this case the value of PDFProfile is read correctly but why ?

Yes very strange. The PDFSkipLayered option works fine, the problem is only on "Profile". It looks like the .ini is read but the list return to ItemIndex 0 when software is launched in my configuration (always in last else in this code ?) if (_tcscmp(gudtOptions.acPDFProfile, _T("screen")) == 0) { cboPDFProfile->ItemIndex = 1; } else if (_tcscmp(gudtOptions.acPDFProfile, _T("ebook")) == 0) { cboPDFProfile->ItemIndex = 2; } else if (_tcscmp(gudtOptions.acPDFProfile, _T("printer")) == 0) { cboPDFProfile->ItemIndex...

I've try the English 3082 language and the problem of PDF options occurs too. It seems the problem concern only Profile (the custom DPI is saved normally). The FileOptimizer.ini is with these values : PDFProfile=ebook PDFCustomDPI=100 PDFSkipLayered=false But when we launch the application it's always Profile "None : no downsampling" (Default)"

Version 14.70.2618 - Windows 10 - French Hi, The options for PDF ( PDFProfile, PDFCustomDPI, PDFSkipLayered) are saved in FileOptimizer.ini but when we launch again the software the options are always the default (none - 150 dpi - false). The .ini is modified but it looks like is never readed for these options. The options works fine for instance for 'EXE'. Regards Christophe