I would suggest using a control that supports custom paging, but that wouldn't help in your environment.
I would have a loop, reading your products out of a database. Write pure HTML out to a file. Use a counter, when your loop iterates through a given number of products, close the current HTML file, and open a new one. Your one loop will generate any number of HTML files.
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If I understand your situation, you want to write an ASP.NET application that will produce a set of static HTML pages, which you can then upload to a separate site.
To produce HTML files (or any other files), you would use the StreamWriter class or one of its overloads (TextWriter).
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It's part of the System.IO namespace.
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