How export result in sybase in SQL Developer 2.1 ?

Hi,
I cant find any option to export from the result grid when i query on a sybase database, how can i export the result in excel or csv in SQL Developer 2.1?
This option was available in SQL Developer 1.5

There was a statement by Raghu that 3rd party database data export in the worksheet grid (to Excel and other formats) was disabled for this release, and I can confirm that this is not working for MySQL in addition to Sybase. Is this a bug, or was it intentional? Obviously, I'd like to have the feature restored. Thanks.

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