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- Locate the .vsix file you download and click "Open".
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- Click "Restart" to confirm.
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<imgalt="Installing the extension"src="./docs/images/install-from-vsix.png?raw=true"width="600"><br>
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**Step 2.** Create a new DataPlugin. Launch VS Code Command Palette (Ctrl+Shift+P), paste the following command, and press enter.
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```json
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NI DataPlugins: Create new Python-DataPlugin
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<imgalt="Creating a new DataPlugin"src="./docs/images/create-new-dataplugin.gif?raw=true"width="600"><br>
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**Step 3.** Export the DataPlugin. Right click on the \*.py file you want to export -> Choose "NI DataPlugins: Export DataPlugin". Create a file `.file-extensions` in the root directory of your project and list all file extensions that your DataPlugin should support. If no list is defined, you will be prompted to provide a list of file extensions on first export of your DataPlugin.
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