Modifying a Default Stop List in Oracle 10g

I am working an issue with Oracle Text. I am querying text that is needed for display on Office locations. The structure is that the data is in two letter characters. In some cases the office locations equal to common words found on a stop list. I.e., NO= New Orleans, MS = Mississippi; OH= Ohio, etc...
I've read in the Oracle Text Overview that the supplied Stop Lists can be altered... But how?
Is there code involved (such as commenting out attributes)?

Hi Arun,
Thanks for your suggestion.
I did compile using both the methods (compile_all=yes on linux and also compile all and generating the .fmx through Form builder), but both in cases, the result is the same, no count is displayed.
I have tried with F12 also but did not get the count.
Any Suggestions?
Thanks,
Gopal

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