How Do I Send A File Over An Air-Port Network

I have a good knowledge of mac but ive only just set upa network, weve got three new iMacs with airport networks, i know the networks work because we can chat over iChat but how do i send a file from one computer to another.
Also one of the computers is getting the internet from the school network via Ethernet cable, can te other macs share the internet from this computer over the Airport network.
(we do not have a base station)
please help

]but how do i send a file from one computer to another.
You can do that over iChat if you want.
To share files between the computers you need to network them.
For networking (ie sharing files), System Preferences -> Sharing -> File Sharing
Then in Finder ⌘ K and type in the name of the other computer.
]Also one of the computers is getting the internet from the school network via Ethernet cable, can te other macs share the internet from this computer over the Airport network.
System Preferences -> Sharing -> Internet Tab
Share your connection from built-in-ethernet
To computers using Airport
Airport Options button will allow you to add a WEP password.
I would check with your school network administrator that you are allowed to do this.

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