aspell not in path for KMail

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Hi all

Can you please advise on the following error KMail kicked up.

I am running an Etch machine with KDE. Today I went to spell check an
e-mail and was presented, for the first time, with an error message that
aspell/ispell was not in my path. I haven't had this error before, and
checking KMail's settings, Ispell is the default dictionary ... so I
don't understand how this is in error for no apparent reason.

Can someone point me in the right direction of this please because this
information is clearly contradictory.

Thanks

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