After much gnashing of teeth and hair pulling, I found these symbols in the Word for Mac 2011 advanced symbols menu. They are in a number of character sets, the first one I found them in was Yuppy SC Regular.

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Then I found them in most of the Asian character sets: they have a scroll bar on the side, just a bit of searching to find them. After all that, when checking my facts before writing this post, I went back to the symbols window and it was opened in (normal text), which is at the very top of the font list, and wouldn't you know it, there were the female and male symbols sitting there in plain view.

Hope this helps somebody else. Actually, the range of scientific symbols in the Asian character sets are much more extensive.

It does seem that Word will render the symbol by 'copy and paste'. It worked in implementation of Word (Office 10), and rendered as Cambria Math (font), with size $13$, which can be scaled to a different font size. Edit: the symbol '$ boxtimes$' can be directly inserted from/within 'Word' using: • 'insert': • 'symbol':. Or, the better option if working within the Word 'Equation Editor' environment: • 'insert' • 'Equation': 'math operators': The symbol in Word is referred to as 'squared times.'

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It rendered as the exact image compared to 'copied-and-pasted' symbol I inserted. Vmware vs parallels for mac computer.