Cam I use Asus mini display to VGA adapter on mac with thunderbolt port

I don't have a apple mini display to vga adapter, but my friend have a Asus branded with similar design like apple, I have a presentation two days more, so I need answer quick!!!
My mac: 2012 mid 15 inch

I mean the Mini Display to VGA as in this website:
http://www.asus.com/support/FAQ/1002131/

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