Passing par()-parameters to many plot()s in a function

Hi,
I am implementing a function which generates about 10 .pdf plots in the
current directory.
I need the graphic to fit into a LaTeX-Presentation-slide, so the outer
margin should be removed (this is the way to do it, right?):

I am having trouble finding out where to put the par command(s). Is one
enough or should I put them before and after /every/ plot() command?
This is how I tried to do it (without success):

Generally speaking par() affects the current graphics device.  Your code 
below only opens one graphics device,
so it should be fine to call par() once. (But you did forget to call 
dev.off(), so you will probably run into problems on the last plot.)

Another way to do this is to call pdf() and dev.off() 10 times.  The 
pdf.options() function sets defaults for a number of things related to a 
new pdf() device, but par() options are not included, so you'd need to 
call it before each plot.

There are surely some par() options that are cleared as you move to a 
new plot in your onefile=FALSE usage; I don't think the margin 
parameters are among them, but you might find it easiest just to set 
everything each time even if you are using only one pdf() device.

Duncan Murdoch

clu<- function(x,k=3){

    cat("pwd: ",getwd(),"\n")
    pdf(file="img%03d.pdf",onefile=FALSE)
    op<- par(oma=c(0,0,0,0))
# more lines, 10 plot() commands, etc
    par(op)
    return(stuff)
}