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Apr 27, 2015 5:15 PM in response to Candy2015by Tesserax,★HelpfulYour issue does not have anything to do with Apple networking. You may have better luck getting a solution if you post it to the MacBook area of the Apple Support Communities.
However, are you attempting to download an OS X application from the Apple App Store, and then, transfer it to a SD card?
Have you used this card before and have been able to copy files to and from it? Please refer to the following Apple Support article for details on the types of SD cards that can be used with your Mac. If you have been able to transfer files, then copy the downloaded application should be a matter of first mounting the SD card so OS X can access it, and then, copying the file from its downloaded location to the card.
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Apr 27, 2015 5:21 PM in response to Tesseraxby Candy2015,Thank you so much for your help......I could not find any community from the list that said MacBook - so I randomly picked a listed one and hoped that someone
would come to my rescue.
I think I will make an appointment at an Apple store and get help there.
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Apr 27, 2015 5:26 PM in response to Candy2015by Bob Timmons,.I could not find any community from the list that said MacBook
Click on this link........https://discussions.apple.com/welcome
Then click on Notebooks, then click on MacBook
Good idea to visit the Apple Store
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Apr 27, 2015 5:38 PM in response to Candy2015by K Shaffer,Notebooks = all Apple Portable computer support communities
Note: newest 12-inch MacBook is all-new.
If you have an older MacBook (not Pro or Air) there is a separate
section. If you have an vintage G3/G4 Portable iBook/PowerBook
they are also here under Notebooks. Each of the named sections
are generally labeled and accessible from the Welcome to ASC
discussions home page https://discussions.apple.com/welcome .
The MacBook Pro ASC area would befit the computer you're using.
MacBook Pro - Apple Support Community for MacBook Pro users.
Did the article linked in earlier reply help you with the memory card use?
A memory card would appear on the desktop similar to an external hard
disk drive, so items could be 'saved to' it in one of several ways. Or you
can drag & drop items on the icon of the memory card used thus.
The format may make a difference, in some cases, if the
cards are to be used for more than file transfer or storage.
This thread could be moved by a Host to another section, on request.
In any event...
Good luck & happy computing!