If it's an android, you can change it within an app - like camera. Go into settings and change default storage location from internal storage to sd card.
If the app can't see your sd card, make sure it's "mounted" within your device. Depending on the software version: Go to settings, general, phone/tablet management, storage, from here you should be able to see the sd card. It is either ejected or mounted. Click on the sd card, if you can see the folders content, then it is installed correctly.
Also, if it was used in another device, it may need to be formatted to be used in your tablet. You can do that from the same setting menu.
Hope this helps.
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from "manage space" send it to sd card. Many apps are not permitted to be moved to sd card if you still want to remove then "root" your android device and get whatever you want. But first know everything about "root" then go for it. If you know what is rooting then you can do anything with the android device even making a app a system app, controlling frequency of your processor and many more!!
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Check to be sure the particular SD card is compatible.
In your settings you can find 'applicaton manager' find the app in question and press it. There should be a 'move to sd card' button. That should transfere most of the app data to the card for less tablet memory usage.
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Go to applications section under settings and click on the one you want and it should open up and there is a button transfer to sd card.
Go into "storage" in settings and then scroll down to the Kindle app. Select "move to SD card"
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