HT200160 Where do I find another AFP system?

"Make an AFP connection to another system "
How on earth do you do this? What is it? Where do I find one? What do I do if I do not have access to such a thing?

Assuming the other Macs have System Preferences -> Sharing -> File Sharing enabled
Then you should see the Macs on my local network offering file sharing in any Finder side-bar.
You can also use Finder -> Go -> Connect to server. You can browse for available servers on your local network, or you can enter afp://other_macs_name.local. The Connect to server dialog also allows you to save favorites.

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