Google Scholar update

Anurag Acharya of Google Scholar has announced some changes
to Google  
Scholar as of last night:

o 24 new domains - 20 spanish speaking countries and 4
german speaking
countries.
o Quite a few more articles in many languages (including
spanish,
german, french and english)
o An additional mode to search for "recent
articles". This is not a
sort-by-date. Rather it tries to approximate how researchers
select
new papers to read by taking into account reputation of the
authors,
the journals, how long the paper has been published and the
number of
citations.
o Six more national union catalogs for Library Search
o Citation export in EndNote, RefWorks, Refman and Bibtex
formats.

Roy
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> o Citation export in EndNote, RefWorks, Refman and
Bibtex formats.
> 
> Roy

I take it the citation export is for institutional accounts
only? I have an
individual account, and I ust tried Google Scholar with
Refworks.  Even
after logging in I couldn't do it, and because there's no
"record view" or
"email" or some other way to give myself the
citation in raw form, I
couldn't even force my way around it. 

Karen G. Schneider
kgsbluehighways.com 

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