EHP5 - ESS - Infotype 23 - Decoupled configuration required?

Hi Gurus
I am trying to get IT0023 (Previous employer) data maintained through ESS on the portal using the Personal Profile application in EHP5. I am working on Molga 08 (Great Britain)
In SPRO
under
Personnel Administration --> Customizing Procedures --> Infotypes --> Infotypes in Detached Framework
The entry for IT0023 is not there for Great Britain.
Country specific conversion class V_T588UICONVCLAS is available for International and Australia
How do I get these configuration done so that I can have the data displayed and edited
1. Work with the International version - Will it work for Molga 08
2. Configure for Great Britain - What items?
3. Use the Australia version
In most of these tables, it issues out a warning that its SAP Standard table and be weary while making changes to it.
Your inputs are very much appreciated
Thanks in advance
Sriram

there is a whole spro path to add infotypes to Personal profile
do these steps
http://help.sap.com/erp2005_ehp_05/helpdata/en/38/fd1f7ed337404cae5c8a23
41dbdca4/frameset.htm

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제품 : AOL
작성날짜 : 2004-05-13
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of whether Listener load balancing is configured, as it will ensure the
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