Getting Quotation Marks to look like they were mirrored. In GREP or Regular find and change

Question

Hello,
Is there anyway to make quotation marks come out like this image below.
Right now I have 2 text boxes to make it work, as I cannot get the first double quote to look like a mirrored version of the right double quote ;-(
This is what it needs to look like.
Thanks,
Babs

Answer 1

Peter wrote:
When you copy someone else's copy of Sgt. Pepper you deprive the distibutor of his profit on the legitimate sale and you deprive Mssrs Mc Cartney and Starr of their rightful royalties, which may be piddling, but every little bit counts.
Little bits do not count for as much as great big bits, and it is rule-worship to assume that they do. There is no proportionality in grouping very different sorts of violation together as if they were all in the same league of criminality. Picking up a dime someone has dropped in the street is completely different from breaking into someone's house and stealing a large quantity of money.
You'd have a fit if you found out I was using a logo you designed, without permission, and was making money from publishing it. Suppose I hacked into your system and copied your last completed job and handed it to your client before you could deliver and bill them? Would you be upset if they went ahead and used your work and didn't bother to pay you because, after all, there was no 'property' involved and they have what they need without cost?
Yes, I would regard that as a serious legal offense, and would follow it up with the full rigors of the law. But it is not "theft" in the proper sense of the word, in my opinion, because an idea (design, logo, etc.) is a type rather than a physical token. Its authorship must be protected, its origination acknowledged, monetarily rewarded, and all that, but the idea that it has an "owner" is the product of philosophical and logical confusion.
Human tend to over-extend the concept of ownership to all sorts of things that cannot legitimately be owned, such as other people. Even nowadays, following the abolition of slavery, many people consider themselves the owners of their spouses, children, employees, pets, etc..
Message was edited by: Jeremy bowmangraphics
PS: Forgot to add that I have paid for Sgt. Pepper four times already -- in mono vinyl, stereo vinyl, tape cassette, and CD. Don't you think it's time we all deserved an "upgrade"?