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Settings are under "Code" not "File" 
At least on a Mac
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Expand Up @@ -36,7 +36,8 @@ If you installed Julia into a standard location on Mac or Windows, or if the Jul
If the VS Code extension does not find your Julia installation automatically, or you want to use a different Julia installation than the default one, use the following steps to configure the extension.

1. Set the `julia.executablePath` to the full path of Julia executable that the extension should use.
2. To edit your configuration settings, select **File**, then select **Preferences**, and then click **Settings**. Ensure that your user settings include the `julia.executablePath` setting.
2. To edit your configuration settings, select **Code**, then select **Preferences**, and then click **Settings**.
3. Ensure that your user settings include the `julia.executablePath` setting.

_NOTE: The format of the string should follow your platform specific conventions. Note that the backslash `\` is the escape character in JSON, therefore use `\\` as the path separator character on Windows._

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