How to get documentation for the Scheme language and for MIT Scheme:

Schematik does not at this point come with any documentation for the Scheme programming language or for the underlying MIT Scheme system.   You can get such documentation (if no one at your site has done so yet) by anonymous FTP from altdorf.ai.mit.edu .   (Remember to use binary/image transfer mode.)  Some files which may interest you are:

archive/scheme-7.1/r4rs.ps.Z
Compressed postscript documentation for portable Scheme.

archive/scheme-7.1/scheme.ps.Z
Compressed postscript MIT Scheme Reference Manual.

archive/scheme-7.1/user.ps.Z
Compressed postscript MIT Scheme User's Manual (draft version; about half is irrelevant to Schematik users).  The User's Manual does, however, contain the documentation on the native-
code compiler.

archive/6.001/manual.tar.Z
Compressed tar archive of Don't Panic scheme users' manual for students in the MIT course 6.001 (Structure and Interpretation of Computer Programs).  The language reference chapter is an approximation to a reference manual for the SICP scheme dialect (also known as the Student package).  This is the default scheme dialect if not set otherwise in the preference panel.

Other files in these directories may also be interesting, for example if you want the source files from which the postscript was produced.  Note that the postscript is based on 300dpi bitmap fonts.