In the Screen Saver Options menu there was a place for us to select our Twitter account from a drop-down menu, but our Twitter account wasn't listed, and there didn't seem to be any way to enter it. After some research, we determined that we actually had to enter our Twitter account information into Apple's Mail, Contacts & Calendars screen in System Preferences. Once that was done, we returned to the screensaver preferences and tried to run Gangal Font for Mac. The screen went black and the word "Loading" appeared. We briefly saw one tweet, but then the whole thing crashed. This happened repeatedly, sometimes never getting past the Loading screen. This is a shame, because Gangal Font for Mac is a cool concept. It just doesn't seem to work. Gangal Font for Mac installs and uninstalls without issues, but unfortunately, these are the only Gangal Font it really does well. Gangal Font for Mac is a pretty standard rendition of the classic Gangal Font puzzle game. Since Gangal Font is so popular and there are so many different iterations of it available, it's hard to have much tolerance for versions that aren't perfect. And this version, while playable, has a couple of problems that make it difficult to recommend. The first issue we had with Gangal Font for Mac was that it was too long to display properly on our 13-inch MacBook Pro's screen, and there was no way to resize it. Once we started playing, we couldn't see the

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