Flickering screens during animations

I get multiple flickering white horizon zaps across my screen whenever there's an animation playing. This happens in Safari, on certain pages with animations and in iMovie whenever an animated effect is preveiwed, but not when the effect is applied to the clip and replayed. Neither does it happen during 'normal' use, nor during dvd playback. The breaking up of the screen is quite severe and not a little alarming!
Does anyone have any ideas what might be causing it and whether there's a fix?
I have 2 crt's running at 2048x1536,
the video card is the nvidia 6600

Hi Naga,
There is no need of customization. For most of the transaction SAP behaves the same way. But instead of using BDC you can go with BAPI's e.g. BAPI_SALESORDER_CREATEFROMDAT2
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