How to Charge an Apple Laptop (3 Steps)

Plug the A/C adapter into a power outlet.
Connect the charger to the Apple laptop casing. The charging connector will magnetically seat itself when placed near the charging slot.
Wait for the orange light to turn green. The laptop will then be fully charged.
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How to Connect iPads to Monitors (4 Steps)

Charge your iPad fully, particularly if you plan to use the Apple VGA adapter. The digital AV adapter features a space to plug in your iPad charger while using the monitor, but the VGA adapter does not. Either way, a fully charged iPad will allow you more flexibility to place your iPad where you can best use it with the external monitor.
Plug the appropriate adapter into your iPad's docking port.
Plug the appropriate connecting cable into the adapter's out jack and into your monitor or TV. Use an HDMI cable for the digital video adapter or a VGA cable for the VGA adapter.
Launch the appropriate app on your iPad. On the iPad 2, your display will appear on the external monitor as soon as you have it plugged in. On the original iPad, the display will appear on the monitor when you open an app that is compatible with external monitors.
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How to Set Up a Preowned iPad

Connect your computer to a high-speed Internet connection, such as a DSL, cable or satellite connection.
Browse to Apple.com/iTunes/Download and follow the onscreen instructions to download and install the latest version of iTunes on your computer. If your computer already has iTunes installed, launch iTunes and follow any onscreen prompts to update to the newest version if these prompts appear.
Sign into iTunes if you have an existing account. Otherwise, click the 'Store' option and create an account by following the directions on your screen. iTunes will require a credit card to keep on file so you can purchase apps (software) for your iPad.
Plug your iPad sync cable into the iPad and a USB port on your computer. The sync cable is the same as your charger cable. Simply pull the cord out of the square wall connector to reveal the USB connector.
Wait for iTunes to recognize your device. It may take a few minutes, but the left panel of iTunes will add a 'Devices' section and the name of your iPad will appear in this list.
Click your iPad's name. This will open the device summary tab.
Swipe the 'Swipe to Cancel' button on your iPad if it starts to sync automatically. After the automatic sync stops, click the 'Restore' button in iTunes. Follow any onscreen prompts to wipe any iPad data and reinstall the operating system.
Click each of the tabs across the top of iTunes, including 'Music,' 'Books,' 'Movies' and 'Photos' and select any of these items you want to sync to your iPad using the iTunes interface. Click 'Sync' or 'Apply' when you are finished.
Disconnect your iPad from the computer after the iTunes window says the sync process is complete. It is now ready to use.
Tap the 'Settings' icon and choose 'Wi-Fi' to set up your wireless network. Just tap the name of your local network when it appears and enter the password, if necessary.
Tap the 'Mail, Contacts and Calendars' setting to set these accounts. Follow the onscreen instructions to complete the setup.
Press the home button to return to your home screen when you finish with the settings. Tap the 'App Store' icon to begin browsing for apps to expand your iPad's capabilities.
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