newbie question on networking

anybody know where I can find some good information on how to set up a
network under linux. I work at a community center and we are switching
from Windows to Linux (Fedora Core 5). we need to share a printer over
the network and allow one windows computer to access it. all of the
information I have found so far was of no help. I have been using linux
at home for over a year but have never set up a network on it. my network
experience is very little. Thanks.
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