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  • I also use vim, mutt and vimspell.vim. Somehow my configuration is much less complicated. First, I have this abbreviation defined, which completely avoids vimspell.vim:
    cab aspe :w<CR>:!aspell -e -c  %<CR>:e<CR><CR>
    That allows me to type ":aspe" and have the current document checked by 'aspell' as an e-mail message. This is a solution on it's own.

    I use 'vimspell.vim' to have spell check as I type. It seems to just check the document 'every once in a while'. However, it doesn't check so frequently that it slows me down, and it doesn't check documents with types that don't make sense to spell check.

    I have just these two other lines related to spelling in my in .vimrc:

    let spell_executable = "aspell"
    let spell_insert_mode = 0
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