masfenix

I've googled this but can't seem to find an answer. https://imgur.com/a/EyQMsfu The circles and lines you see are a "template" to align my objects. Now I would like to make an double ended arrows as to create a cycle between these objects. I've tried the arrow tool, but it dosn't let me curve it. I've tried converting it to curve but it creates an outline of the curve and bending it around the circle manually dosn't look like. I've tried "Ronnie's arrow brush pack" as suggested from my googling, but I can't trace a perfect circle using my trackpad. This should be relatively easy no?

Thanks, another question. I will purchase the Windows one since I own these computers personally. My MAC lab computer is the property of the lab. If I buy using the MS store on one computer, do I get the license to install on the second computer? I ask because only one of the Windows is signed in using my MS account. The other one is using a secondary account (also mine). Is it just better to buy off the website and receive a key instead? There is a price difference on the store and on the website... is there a way to price match?

I've seen on this forums and on the FAQ that licenses are not transferrable. From google search and previous forum posts, this was due to using the Mac Store which handled the licensing part for Affinity and tied it to the user's appleID. However, when I installed the trial versions of Mac, I did so using the installer and not the app store. I presume the method of installation has changed (and while it is still available from the Mac store), it is now also stand-alone. I am a scientist and really loved using Affinity designer to polish my figures and plots. It is also much cheaper than alternative software. But my personal computer is a Windows. My home work-station is a Mac, second station is a Windows. My lab computer is a mac. Must I buy 4 different licenses? 2 different licenses? or can I now use a single license since I can "input" a license key when using Mac/Windows installer. Thanks