For my thesis I need a symbol for neutered male (veterinary medicine) which is a mars symbol with a backslash superimposed. With the descriptions I found, it didn't work for my document. I'm using scrartcl as documentclass which I can't change because of my reference style.
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Since the placement of tha backslash is not obvious from the description in the original question, I provide three options using TikZ (the last one suggested by barbara beeton in a comment):
I am now almost convinced that the backslash should cross only the arrow, so here are some options for male and female:
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As you didn't state clearly how your symbol should look like, here are some examples (with and without TikZ). For the Code
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\not\Male? – tohecz Sep 27 '12 at 16:06\usepackage{wasysym}together$\not\male$? In that case, it doesn't work very well because\notproduces a forward slash, and the slash doesn't go through the symbol properly. – Jake Sep 27 '12 at 16:09