Description of Problem:

This is a problem with no good solution.

Graphical install. Selected GNOME from the groups of packages you can
select. Didn't select Graphics, so I don't know whether that would have
pulled it in.

gnome-applets has a gorgeous utility called screenshooter, which takes
screenshots (duh :)). It calls convert to do the job. convert is from
imagemagick.

You can easily select GNOME (and hence gnome-applets) and end up without
ImageMagick installed, which means that screenshooter silently fails to
do anything. 

I'm not sure whether the solution is to make gnome-applets depend on
imagemagick or not: it will annoy people who install gnome-applets but
never use screenshooter. It's quite a big package to download and 
install just to satisfy a dependency for a program you don't use..
But if they do use screenshooter, they'll need it.

Is it possible for GNOME in the initial "general categories" section
to include imagemagick? People can always uncheck it in the long list
of packages you can customise then. (If it would require an actual
dependency for this to work, I think that would be bad. This is just
if it's possible to add it to the GNOME stuff in that general section
and leave it up to people to remove it if they want to.)