I am not exactly sure what you're asking. Don't you want to use VS.NET's code behind feature but use in-line script instead?
This is possible, but it will seriously cripple VS.NET as a RAD development tool. You'll loose intelli sense, project compilation and may other benefits.
If you persist on doing this, you can create ASPX pages like you normally would (as you'd do in Web Matrix or Dreamweaver MX or Notepad or whatever). Then drag the file from a Windows Explorer into VS.NET. When it asks if you want to create a class for the file, simply click no, and you'll end up with an ASPX file for in-line code.
But again, I wouldn't do this if I were you.
Cheers,
Imar
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Imar Spaanjaars
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