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The problem with IFRAMEs is that if you don't know the pixel height of the remote content, you'll end up with either scrollbars or clipped content. I'd try a Web fetching script from one of the sources I mentioned. Such scripts use regular expressions to find the starting HTML and ending HTML you specify in a remote document and store everything between those two points in a string. Then you can use Response.Write to put it wherever you want in your page.
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