I too am a bit confused by the question. If you want your page to be DYNAMIC, you can add WebServer controls, and set their properties, at runtime. Doing so can be very problematic. This article details some of the issues and workarounds:
ASP.NET Page Life Cycle and Dynamic Controls
The page in your example certainly wouldn't require any ASP.NET, why not just create a simple HTML page?
Also, do you need a server round-trip for this? JavaScript can write into an open window.
I think we need more details about what it is you're attempting before we can give meaningful answers. Please post a more specific follow-up question.
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I would suggest using a database to store the dynamic content, and then use standard web development techniques for querying a database for content.
Or, use a tool like SnippetEdit http://www.SnippetEdit.com , which allows users to directly edit their content.
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