What power adapters are included?

I received my refurbished black MacBook a week ago and am thrilled with it. The package contained the powerbrick/cable that connects to the computer and the long/extension-cord-like 3 prong plug.
Was there supposed to be a 2 prong plug that connects directly to the powerbrick?
Should I contact Apple to get this part?

If it isn't already attached to the brick you could call Apple and ask them about it.

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What power adapters work with the 2008 (previous model) macbook pros?

The battery is 60w. I've had to replace 3 powercords because of internal failure or melting in the past year and was wondering what wattage would be appropriate for the cords since I have to now buy a new one.
Also, is there any type of wrapping I could encase the cord in? I tried using electrical tape to seal up a whole in one of my cords and it promply ate through the casing, leaving it in tatters. The cable still works but it's certainly unsafe to leave unwrapped at this point.

You should find that this adapter best fits your model of adapter:
http://store.apple.com/us/product/MC461LL/A?mco=MTY3ODQ5OTY
There is a way of wrapping your cable so there's no chance of it failing again.
When you start wrapping the cable, take the large adapter in your right hand, and leave about two inches of slack. That way, when you start wrapping the cable around the adapter, the cable is flexible and there's no stress. Next, the thinner magnetic part of the cable should be wrapped loosely.
I only request that respond to this thread, on whether or not this answers your question!

What dev tools are included in media kit

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I see that certain skins for the close button in the TitleWindow are included in Assets.swf (included in the flex SDK).
How can I tell what other assets are included in that file? Specifically I'd like to find the matching assets for minimize and maximize buttons.
I'm using flashdevelop, not cs4 or flexbuilder if that makes any difference in my ability to inspect Assets.swf.
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Is it ok to use the other macbook power adapters with the mb air?

I have a few extra power adapters for the Macbook Pro and Macbook. Does anyone know what Apple officially says about plugging one of those into the Macbook Air? I've heard rumors that it's risky and might void the warranty, but I would like to see a direct quote if there is one.
I know those other magsafe plugs are impossible to use if you keep the MBAir on a flat surface, but it's definitely convenient to use a spare Macbook Pro / Macbook power adapter if you put your Air on a laptop stand, or even on a book.

I think we are mixing terms here.
I believe the Macbook Air, Macbook and Macbook Pro power adapters are 45W, 60W and 85W respectively. The power adapters don't push power to the notebooks, the notebooks draw power from the power adapters, Consequently you can always use a higher wattage adapter.
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What kind of Headphones are included with Zen Mik

I was wondering about buying a Mp3-Player a long time, and finally decided that Zen Mikro would be the best choice to make.
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What types of samples are included with the EXSP?

I'm considering purchasing Logic Express, but wanted to know what types of samples (orchestral, synth, drum, keyboard, etc) are included with the EXSP player. Can anyone owning Logic Express tell me what types of samples are included?
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This is merely a matter of personal opinion, but I believe that the included samples for EXSP are among the better features of the program. Granted, there are some cases where you have several instruments loosely based on the same samples run through different filters, but you are likely to find a decent array of what you need.
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What Prefixes Are Included In My Local Calling Area?

I am in the former GTE service territory, specifically, the Elsinore Main California exchange.
On Friday, December 11, 2009, I spoke with a service representative and a supervisor (who admitted that she was "filling-in" and is really an hourly employee), who are in the soon to be divested Everett, WA call center.
I was calling to find out what prefixes are included as part of my local calling area, specifically ZUM 1 AND ZUM 2 (some also call it Zone 1 and Zone 2, but the correct designation in most southern California service areas of Verizon is ZUM).
Both representatives had no idea what a "ZUM" is, and the "supervisor" said she had never heard of the term ZUM or Zone.
What made me upset is that I was told that they (Verizon) did not have this information, and I would have to contact the CPUC (California Public Utilities Commission) to obtain this information as Verizon's staff would not have it.
My reply was how would Verizon not have the information, because they would need the ZUM prefix list for each exchange so they could bill correctly.
I then asked how does Verizon gather all the calls that are made from their exchanges each month and send this data to the CPUC so that Verizon can then determine if the call is ZUM 1, ZUM 2, ZUM 3 or intralata or interlata?
The "supervisor", said yes, because Verizon would not know what prefixes are included, and relies upon the CPUC to review the calls from Verizon's exchanges and prefixes so that Verizon can bill their customers each month, and this has been the process for many years (according to the "supervisor").
I kid you not, this what was said to me by the Verizon representatives, and I shoulld have advised the employees that I was recording the call. It would have been a great play for You Tube. What a bunch of (edit) from these two Verizon call center representatives!
I'm glad Verizon is divesting the Everett call center along with other assets to Frontier, as people like these should not be employed by Verizon, in fact, they should be terminated for cause. Good luck to Frontier with the Everett call center.
Using Verizon's web site when trying to determine what prefixes are in my local calling area (ZUM 1 AND ZUM 2), you are directed to use the following two "very helpful" (my words...lol) links for information...please try for yourselves:
To obtain Local Calling Area information
http://www22.verizon.com/Content/CommonTemplates/sorry.html
Zone Usage Measurement (ZUM) Information
https://www22.verizon.com/ResidentialHelp/Phone/Calling+Plans/Local+And+Regional+Calling+Plans/Gener...
Great Information Verizon!! Both are dead links.
Anyway, point me in the direction where I can obtain the current and accurate prefixes that can be called without charge to ZUM 1 and ZUM 2, and with a charge to ZUM 3 for my exchange and prefixes. DO NOT point me to a white pages directory because that is already outdated (and I do not have a white pages directory).
Again, my exchange is Elsinore Main, and the prefixes are 951-245 and 951-674.
Thank you.
Solved!
Go to Solution.

Home Exchange, Zone 1 and 2 are Local Calling
Zone 3 (ZUM) 13-16 Miles:
PEAK PERIOD RATES: Day 8A-5P   M-F
                          1st Min of Use       Addl Min of Use
                               $.10                          $.04
OFF-PEAK RATE PERIOD: Evening 5P-11P M-F
                               $.07                          $.028
OFF-PEAK RATE PERIOD: Night 11P-8A M-F; SA, SU, & HOLIDAY - All Hours
                               $.04                          $.016
COMMUNITY ---NPA ---NXX ---ZONE -----
ELSINORE ---951 --- 226 245 253 285 471 579 609 674 678 805 --- Home Exch
LAKEVIEW-NUEVO --- 909 --- 251 --- Zone 3
LAKEVIEW-NUEVO --- 951 --- 878 916 928 --- Zone 3
MURRIETA --- 909 ---3 32 --- Zone 2
MURRIETA --- 951 --- 200 219 239 249 304 440 445 461 473 600 671 677 691 696 698 704 813 816 834 837 894 970 973 ---Zone 2
PERRIS --- 909 --- 330 --- Zone 2
PERRIS --- 951 --- 210 229 230 238 259 287 345 378 385 436 442 443 490 550 570 575 581 591 623 657 722 796 940 943 956 --- Zone 2
RANCHO VIEJO --- 949 --- 259 269 284 292 303 326 350 446 480 584 625 702 728 874 --- Zone 3
SUN CITY --- 909 ---508--- Zone 1
SUN CITY --- 951 --- 244 246 301 566 639 672 679 723 746 821 --- Zone 1
TEMECULA --- 909 --- 298 507 668 828 --- Zone 3

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what type of files are included as document and data on my iPhone. These files are showing a considerable amount of data being used but I don't know what type of things are included in this??

Hello dsouz,
Welcome to the Apple Support Communities!
I understand wanting to know what data is being stored in Documents & Data and how to manage that space. You can view and remove what is being stored there using the instructions located in the attached article.
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I see that Photoshop CC and Lightroom 5 are included, but what about Bridge CC?

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My power adapter failed 9 months after I purchased my new MacBook Pro. I checked the review of the power adapter on Apple.com and there are over 400 very negative reports with the same problem. MacBook owners are purchasing 3 or 4 new power adapters a year as they fail so quickly. Each one costs $79.00. I am on the way to get my first replacement while my MacBook is still under warranty.
As the reviewers state, that is too much money to continually replace power adapters after spending $1,000 or more on a laptop.
I do not understand why Apple, with its reputation for quality, has not addressed this issue. I also wonder if anyone knows how to influence Apple to fix the design flaw and replace the defective power adapters?
We are an Apple family. My husband has owned 3 desktop versions and I now own my second MacBook. We have never encountered a problem like this with an Apple product. (Note: my older white plastic MacBook power adapter worked fine for 3 or 4 years. In fact it is still working).
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