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If you mean "share a data partition", you simply have to mount it (with umask=0 option to allow writing).
Add a line similar to this to your /etc/fstab, if it isn't there already:
/dev/hda2 /mnt/data vfat rw,umask=000 0 0
Instead of /dev/hda2 enter the interested partition. Type fdisk -l as root to find out
If you want to install Fedora ON a fat32 partition, well, I highly discourage it: vfat has no owner/permission, your only chance is old umsdos filesystem, which is terribly slow. I'd either cut a partiotion for linux, or use a live-cd like knoppix (you can actually use a iso image as a fast cdrom)
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