Question : Setup Small Office Network?

I have been asked to try to setup a small office network for our church.  Total equipment is four computers and one high-speed printer.

Computers are:

1 - Dell Dimension 8200 Windows XP Professional 2.4GHZ Pent 4 256MB Ram. Network Adapter - GVC Realtek Ethernet 10/100 PCI.

2 - Sony Vaio Windows XP Home Edition 2.02MHZ Pent 4 512MB Ram. Network Adapter - Realtek 8139 Family PCI Fast Ethernet NIC

3 - Quantex Windows 98 Second Edition 466MHZ 63MB Ram. Network Adapter - Realtek 8139(A/B/C/8130) PCI Fast Ethernet NIC

4 - Gateway GP6 Windows 95B Pentiun II 300MHZ 192 MB Ram No Network card installed yet. Have two network cards (see below).

High-Speed Printer - RICOH APFCIO Ap4510.

Network in a box Linksys Model 'FENSK05' with 5-port hub, Lan Bridge software, two network cards, and two RJ45 Cables. Possible problems - Doesn't seem to be support for Windows XP.

Cabeling is ran to four offices with connectors located on the wall for RJ45 cables.

Main objective is to share high-speed printer.  I have no network experience.  How difficult would this be to setup? What is the best way to setup this network?

Answer : Setup Small Office Network?

Dell
Windows IP Configuration

Host Name - ChurchOffice
Primary Dns suffix
Node Type - Hybrid
IP Routing Enabled - No
WINS Proxy Enabled - No

Ethernet adapter local area connection

Media State - Media Disconnected
Description - GVC-Realtek Ethernet 10/100 PCI Adapter
Physical Address - 00-C0-A8-8C-10-01

Media State - Media Disconnected
Gotta have it connected
delete the bridge on the xp box (network connections)
check the cable on this one

for the 98 box
IP Address - 169.254.91.132
Subnet Mask - 255.255.0.0
Default Gateway
DHCP Server - 255.255.255.255
169.254.x.x is an APIPA address, indicating it can't find/connect to a dhcp server (the host for ICS)