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Saitama
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Is it somehow possible to do it in LATEX? I googled it but I couldn't find anything that would work for me.
\rlap{/}xy
\rlap{//}xy
\displaystyle \rlap{---} xyzabc
\displaystyle \rlap{\text{---------}} xyzabc
\not \negmedspace \partial
\def\dslash{\not\negmedspace}
Latex Strikethrough is a feature in the Latex typesetting system that allows users to put a line through text, indicating that it is no longer relevant or accurate.
To use Latex Strikethrough, you can use the command \sout{your text here} within your Latex document. This will put a line through the text that follows the command.
Yes, Latex Strikethrough is a standard feature in all Latex editors, such as Overleaf, ShareLatex, and Texmaker. However, the specific command may vary slightly between different editors.
Yes, you can customize the appearance of Latex Strikethrough by using different packages or commands in your Latex document. For example, the soul package allows you to change the color and thickness of the strikethrough line.
Latex Strikethrough is a feature specific to the Latex typesetting system, so it is not possible in other document formats like Microsoft Word or Google Docs. However, some text editors, such as Sublime Text, have plugins that allow you to use Latex commands, including strikethrough, in non-Latex documents.