Syntax of ssh .ini file
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There are some bugs in ssh, so editing ssh.ini seems more efective
than setting up from menu.

In "identities" not shown full pathname and name of identity file.
In .ini file you may edit directive IdentityFile

example:

IdentityFile=C:\Program files\ssh\identity


If you want set compression level to "none", then directive "compression"
you must set to "FALSE", and directive "Compression level" is ignored
(it is automatically set to default - 6). So if you want to enable compression,
you must set directive "Compression" to "TRUE" and "Compression level" to 1-9.

In "local forwards" and "remote forwards", when You want to set more forwarded
ports, sometimes ssh crashed or crashed after connecting. Better edit .ini
file - directive LocalForward or RemoteForward

example:

LocalForward=4000 blah.where.com:110,5000 blah.where.com:25,6000 blah.where.com:21

This means:

forward port 110 from blah.where.com to localhost port 4000
forward port 25 from blah.where.com to localhost port 5000
forward port 21 from blah.where.com to localhost port 6000

so if I connect to localhost port 4000, I communicate with POP server on blah.where.com
over crypted chanel.

Of course, for FTP you must setting your ftp client to passive mode (and server on 
blah.where.com must support this), because FTP normally run data over port 20 and 
interactive commands over port 21. In passive transfer mode FTP run over port 21.