Alter the tablespace storage parameter

Hi,
I want to alter the tablespace storage parameter from 1024 to 200 KB. Can anyone please provide me what is the procedure? Its very urgent.
Suman

SQL> select tablespace_name, EXTENT_MANAGEMENT, ALLOCATION_TYPE, SEGMENT_SPACE_M
ANAGEMENT from dba_tablespaces;
Output of the sql
TABLESPACE_NAME                EXTENT_MAN ALLOCATIO SEGMEN
SYSTEM                         DICTIONARY USER      MANUAL
PSAPR3E                        LOCAL      SYSTEM    MANUAL
PSAPR3E620                     LOCAL      SYSTEM    MANUAL
PSAPR3EUSR                     LOCAL      SYSTEM    MANUAL
PSAPTEMP                       LOCAL      UNIFORM   MANUAL
PSAPTF60D                      LOCAL      SYSTEM    MANUAL
PSAPUNDO                       LOCAL      SYSTEM    MANUAL
SYSAUX                         LOCAL      SYSTEM    AUTO
<u><b>PSAPR3E700                     LOCAL      UNIFORM   AUTO</b></u>
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