Setting dimensions of a iframe to fit a page

Right,
I have recently started my new website for a Indie team which I am currently running, now the problem I have got is that the forum I am using is not really that customizable. So I have decided to make it view able, though a Iframe, as you can see here:
Now as you can see, there is a problem with the frame height. Now I now how to code iframes, but is there anyway. Js wise. For there to be a code which checks the height of the page inside the iframe and then changes the iframe height to fit that?

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I have a HP Officejet Pro 8600 e-All-in-One Printer I purchased from BestBuy a few days ago, and am checking out the functions that I deem critical. One of the features I use often is the copy subfunction, "Fit to page" -- I know how to work the 8600 menus, and after a little futzing around I found the "Fit to page" option, selected it, and tried to enlarge an original to fit the (letter size) page. Alas, it printed at 100%. I tried manual enlargement, and it worked. Never could get "Fit to page" to work.
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