In article , PeterN
wrote:


All decent editing apps have a GUI for each of the critical tasks:
0. Cropping area
1. Adding canvas and text
2. Adding bounding boxes
3. Adding curved and straight arrows

preview does all that, with the exception of curved arrows, a very
minor issue.

It's not a minor issue at all if you want curved arrows.

which few people do, but it can do it, so it doesn't matter.


The above is typical nospam. "preview does all that, with the exception
of curved arrows,...."

Very next reply: " but it can do it, so it doesn't matter."

You contradict yourself, without expressly admitting that you did, or
explaining.

what's to explain? i thought it didn't do curved arrows, then i tried
it and saw that it could, so i corrected what i wrote a few minutes
later.

curved arrows is also not a common thing to do, so it really doesn't
matter for nearly everyone. just how often do you see people annotating
documents with *curved* arrows anyway? not often, if ever.

nevertheless, it can do curved arrows it doesn't matter. there is no
issue with using it to annotate.

as usual, you're arguing just to argue, and this time when there's
absolutely nothing to argue about. that's just ****ed up.