Looking for font Optima LT Demi Bold

Hi everyone,
We received project from other company and we need font Optima LT Demi Bold.
I found Optima Std Demi Bold on Adobe - Fonts : Optima™ Std Demi Bold but I'm not sure if it's this same.... Can somebody help?
Best Regards
Mateusz Blaszka

On the same page you linked:
Windows/PC Menu Name:
Optima LT Std DemiBold
So that's the same font.

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