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In article <66iuh0$gev$1@aggedor.rmit.edu.au>, 
s921666@kittyhawk.aero.rmit.edu.au says...
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>Hi there,
>I am looking for the $\in$ symbol with a $/$ over it. Put it another way, I 
want for $\in$ what $neq$ is for $eq$. Any ideas?
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>Please send a CC: to s921666@kittyhawk.aero.rmit.edu.au if you are posting to 
the newsgroup. Thanks.
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>cheers,
>Hossein S. Zadeh
>
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>| Hossein S. Zadeh                  |                                     |
>| Dept of Aerospace Engineering     | s921666@kittyhawk.aero.rmit.edu.au  |
>| Royal Melb. Inst. of Tech (RMIT)  | ZADEH@boomerang.aero.rmit.edu.au    |
>| Melbourne, Australia              |                                     |

The amsmath package allows you to do that kiond of stuff. Simply type

$\not\in$

This also works with other symbols, like $\not \subset$.

Hope this helps,

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