First find your:
 <your home dir>/mc/mcedit/

Perhaps: ls -l ~/mc/mcedit/
 or try: locate mcedit | grep macro

In previous versions *macro* was in the same directory, but had
nothing to do with ispell.

Here's the old: File: edit.spell.rc...
#! /bin/sh
# *** External Spell Checker for GNU Midnight Commander.
# arguments:
#    $1 - Name of the file being edited
#    $2 - Name of the file to be processed

if aspell </dev/null >/dev/null 2>&1; then
  aspell -c "$2"
else
  ispell "$2"
fi
----------
and i see no reason why macros should be involved.

I'm wondering if the new version still has <bad effects from arrow-keys>
after the spell-check; even after exiting <F4> and re-entering?



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> Date: Mon, 6 Feb 2012 13:15:16 -0600
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> Hi,
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> I had some problmes with formatting in the 4.7.0.9 build so I added the
> nightly binary repo and got 4.8.1 which works great except for getting
> spell check to work. When I mark some text and do ispell from the drop down
> I get this error message: "Cannot open file
> /home/user/share/mc/mcedit/macros.d/macro.1.sh/ No such file or directory
> (2). Could someone please help me getting spell check working? I'm running
> on a Linux Mint Debian system.
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