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> There is a program called Partition Magic from Power Quest that will allow
> you to repartition your drive with out loosing any data.  The program comes
> with a text mode utility that will run in DOS.
> 
> You may be able to get a free program called FIPS to work, but I've heard
> people tell of mixed results with regards to it, so you'll need to make the
> decision to use it or not.

There's another program called Partition Resizer, which you can get from
simtel as ftp://ftp.simtel.net/pub/simtelnet/msdos/diskutil/presz120.zip
(I think).  I know that it supports fat32; not sure if fips does or not.