Is it possible to utilize Acrobat PDF Optimizier preset during save?

Hi,
My freind told me that in Illustrator through his script code he could do things like this:
var NamePreset = 'Acr 6 bleed 2 300';
var saveOptions = new PDFSaveOptions();
saveOptions.pDFPreset = NamePreset;
doc.saveAs( saveName, saveOptions );
Is it possible the same with Acrobat SDK in C code? I.e. if I have defined some settings under the name 'Test1' - how could I use that during file save from inside my C code?
Any help would be appreciated.

I'm using right now Acrobat SDK 7.0.5 (Acrobat 7.x is used by customer). There is no such method called PDDocOptimize. Was it introduced later, for example for 8.0.x SDKs?
I could find only this for AVDocDoSaveAs:
Allows clients (such as Optimizer) to do their own file saving. You can replace this method with your own version, using HFTReplaceEntry.
What is that HFTReplaceEntry?

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