exact full text search - sql server 2005

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Hi,

Is it possible to do an 'exact full text search' with CONTAINS. I have removed all noise words etc. but the dbms still seems to manipulate the 'exact word' (e.g. 'j-blade -> blade'). Can I disable this?

Thanks.

Christian

PS: I would like to avoid like because it is too slow and with exact I mean that the text contains the exact word.

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