Store result in file in SQL Developer

Hi,
Is there any way to store results from query or SP in physical file ?
I could not find any option for that, I'm running it from Windows machine using SQL Developer,
then I expect output file will be stored on Ora server machine, right ? There is probably no option for Oracle to store it on local W machine.
Tx All
TRent

A few remarks:
- This is not the SQL Developer forum
- SQL Developer comes with online help
- Did you see the print and the disk icon in the upper left hand corner of the output window
Could you please avoid this type of question in the future? It makes you look very silly.
Thank you in advance
Sybrand Bakker
Senior Oracle DBA

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