running mit-scheme in emacs

[badperson]

Hi,
I downloaded the code for mit-scheme and installed it no problem. I was able to run it by opening emacs and typing
M-x run-scheme

Then I'm able to do some simple stuff like

(+ 2 2)
which returns


;Value: 4

1 ]=>

how do i save code in a file and run it in emacs? I'm looking at the online docs (http://www.gnu.org/software/mit-scheme/documentation/mit-scheme-user/GNU-Emacs-Interface.html#GNU-Emacs-Interface)and I don't see instructions for that. I'll probably come across it at some point, but was wondering if anyone could point me in the right direction.
bp

[cyberslayer]

In scheme-mode, C-h b should give you the full list of keybindings (search for scheme in the buffer that comes up).

[nvteighen]

Just create a new file, code and when you want to test it, save it and use C-c C-l (or the "Load File" option in menu) to load it into the Scheme interpreter. Moreover, if the Scheme interpreter isn't running, the C-c C-l command will ask you to start it or not.