How to Connect Two Macintosh Computers

Macintosh computers are known for being user-friendly machines. This is no exception when it comes to connecting two different Macs together. A direct connection between two Macs allows the users to instantly share files, browse the other computer's hard drive and even play certain computer games at the same time. All that is needed to connect them together is an inexpensive cord and a few minutes of your time.

Things You'll Need

• Macintosh computers
• Ethernet cord

Instructions

1. Hook one end of an Ethernet cord into one of the computers. Hook the opposite end of the cord into the second computer.

2. Open the Apple menu on the top-left corner of the screen and click on "System Preferences." Click on "View" to open a new menu. Click "Sharing" and turn on Personal File Sharing. Repeat the same thing for the other computer.

3. Open the "Go" menu at the top of the screen and click on "Connect to Server."

4. Click "Browse" and search for the other computer. Double-click on the icon for the other computer. You can now share information between the computers.

References

• Apple Info: Connect Two Macs