Onto the meat of my comment (again):
Yes, this functionality is good, but it\’s not amazing. Given that we use presentation software commonly for showing workflow, decision trees, flowcharts, etc, this is hardly an innovative function.

Even so, like an airline that won\’t take your luggage, apple have managed to only go a very small part way to providing useful functionality.
1. As noted, there are enormous limitations on the configuration of the line: only curved lines permitted. Power point enables this (oh, of course I\’m talking about WINDOWS power point, and not office for mac).
2. There is no flexibility in the anchor points – powerpoint enables this (again, not office for mac).
3. only one connecting line is allowed, for any two objects – too bad if you need to iterate between instances.
4. With a connection line, you cannot \”group\” connected objects.

So in all, yet another ho-hum production from apple. Yes, it’s a good functionality, but then again, so are wheels on a car.

Oh – guys? sort out your website – everyone else can cope with an error in posting, why can’t you?

(addendum – oh look, it happened again!, this time I was “given an option to copy my text… complete with characters I didn’t write, like backslashes before apostrophes… what a disaster you’re presenting!)