Is there a way I can have persistent access to the special characters above the numeric keys? I'm thinking something akin to the CAPS LOCK key but that locks the numeric keys to the equivalent Shift + number combination. For example when I press the 3 key I would get a # instead. I'm not looking to install any 3rd party software for this, but rather I'm looking for some function built-in to either all keyboards or the OS.
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