Color management policy options

Indesign 5.03 mac os x 10.5.4
basic CMC workflow only for the visualisation
Preserve Numbers (Ignore Linked Profiles) when occurs an conflict with profiles
this is the option, I have set to protect the cmyk color for the imported images and as well for the objects created in Indesign self, means it never changes the cmyk values of any cmyk color ... like 80%y 80c will remain, even if the document created in a coated work space and is converted to the current workspace uncoated
seams to work so far.
to proof this I've created a pdf and picked up the colours in acrobat pro they are still 80%Y 80%C
is this reasoning correct?
then I am gone a step further and wanted to see what happens with the cmyk values, when I set the option to Convert the document To Working Space which was completely different to the current workspace !
again created a PDF have measured he values in acrobat, which to my surprise were still the same!
no matter what I Adjusters, the cmyk values do not change neither for placed object nor for objects created in indesign ?!
any ideas ?

thanks for responding
I tried like you told
I created a document wit the settings 'convert to workspace' ( for RGB and CMYK ) workspace for RGB it was ECIv2.icc and ISO Coated for CMYK
I imported a RGB pictures, filed with RGB 90 50 150 (.eps) the profile RGB ECIv2 embedded. I created the colour (RGB 90 50 150) directly in the document as well.
I closed the document and changed the workspace in Indesign to s'RGB and ISO Uncoated and opened the document again. the warning pops up and I set / convert to the documents work space ( well there, it has 3 options for placed objects /remain the assigned profiles / activate all or deactivate all / i tried all of them ) this option I don't understand ....
observation:
it didn't change anything on the colour, neither for the imported image ether for the colour created in Indesign.
but !! when select from the edit 'convert to profile' and I select the sRGB
the values for the colour created in Indesign change in the colour pallet to RGB 89 54 144 and this is how I expect.
this behavior, I would expected by when the option convert to .. is set
thanks for helping
Mic

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