Very Big Problem

I am using Fedora Core 2 and I need to have Thai keyboard settings enabled for my customer so that I can have input / output in the Thai language.
Can anyone tell me where I can find instructions to do so.

Please help me...
I am in desperate need of this information.

it depends if you are using KDE or GNOME.
In gnome it's in the menu one of the first bars
in KDE it's in the configurations setting under languages & keyboards it

you can't really miss it if you open the configuration settings

Whatever you do keep FC2 ,I just installed FC3 and it sucks bigtime I am going back to FC2.

the problem is that i can change the language to thai but the keyboard settings have totally no options for me to change the input/output to thai.

there is also an otion to set it to use a thai keyboard, shouldn't be too far away from where you changed your language for the OS

thanks for all your help guys.
i found it already.
actually had to add the keyboard map onto the keyboard configurator tool in the panel.