Saving created image without background?

Hi I have PSE 8 and am new to this, I am trying to create a small 11x11 pixel orange circle but when i created it even using the transparency option, the image still gets saved with a white square background. Is it possible to save the created circle alone WITHOUT the white square background? If so, how please? 

Open the editor and change the color swatch (usually black & white) to orange.
Click on the arrows symbol so that orange becomes the background color.
Select File > New > Blank File
Set background contents to Background color and click OK
Drag your elliptical marquee tool to form a circle and press ctrl+J
You will see in the layers pallet a background layer and a transparent layer on top with your orange circle.
Click in the layers pallet on the layer marked background and hit the trash can to delete.
Resize your image to the dimensions you want.
Then on the top menu select File > Save for Web
Change from jpeg or gif to PNG-24 and check transparency.
Click OK
Choose a new file name and click OK.

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