This is a code snippet that does all the heavy lifting. As you can see I'm setting both the exporter AutoSize property and the report FitToMargins property and I continue to get the columns that do not fit on the page cut off. Please advise.

public void Export()
        {
 
            if (grid == null)
                throw new ArgumentNullException("grid");
 
            if (pageSettings == null)
                throw new ArgumentNullException("pageSettings");
 
            report = new Report();
 
            report.Preferences.Printing.FitToMargins = true;
 
            SetupReportInfo(report);
 
            ISection section = SetupDefaultSection(report);
 
            SetupHeader(section);
 
            SetupFooter(section);
 
            using (var exporter = new UltraGridDocumentExporter())
            {
                // Make sure we export the grid in the same orientation as the report
                if(pageSettings.Landscape)
                    exporter.TargetPaperOrientation = PageOrientation.Landscape;
                else
                    exporter.TargetPaperOrientation = PageOrientation.Portrait;
 
                exporter.TargetPaperSize = GetPageSize(pageSettings.PaperSize.Kind.ToString()); // This translates the MS PaperSize to the Infragistics PaperSize
 
                exporter.AutoSize = AutoSize.SizeColumnsAndRowsToContent; // this shrinks the grids and columns to the size of the content
 
                exporter.UseFileBuffer = true;
 
                exporter.Export(grid, section);
            }
 
            report.Publish(filename, FileFormat.PDF);
 
            OpenReport(filename);
        }

I am using the Infragistics.Documents.Reports.Report.Report() class to set up the PDF export.  I am also using the UltraGridDocumentExporter to perform the actual export. I have set the report.Preferences.Printing.FitToMargins = true; I am also setting the exporter.AutoSize to AutoSize.SizeColumnsAndRowsToContent.  I cannot set the TargetPaperSize to autosize because the customer controls the size of the paper they want to export to.

I am not using the UltraGridPrintDocument class at this point.  Is that a better option?  

I have a user defined UltraGrid that I need to export to a PDF.  There are custom headers and footers that need to be added to the PDF document.  That was pretty straightforward using the DocumentExporter and Reports classes, I need to tell the exporter and/or the report not to cut off columns that don't fit.