SQLServer 2000 Backup on Multiple Disks

I have one of the database on SQL Server 2000. The database is close to 200 GB. Any single local disks I have are not free enough to accommodate the entire backup. Is there a T-SQL script that I can run to specify the multiple backup file location with size
so I can distribute my backup across multiple disks. Or Any other workaround someone wants to suugest? I tried the USB disks , however SQL Server wont use that to save the backup file.
Thanks

there is no way you can limit the size in the backup command but
As you said the database is 200 GB, check the free space left the drive.
Let's say f drive has 60, G Drive has 70 and H drive has 120 gb
create 8 files...
place 2 files  f drive ,2 files on G and 4 files on H. Data will spread using proportional fill algorithm.
Once the backup is completed, you will find that each file is approximately 25 GB in size.
Test for small database using the above logic
--Prashanth

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