Horizontal Line & Non-Horizontal line...

I tried to fix the Horizontal Line and Non-Horizontal line because it is not work. I put the public void paint(graphic g) then I already put the rectangle -> g.drawrect(100,100,300,250)
2) Horizontal Line: y-coordinate is 300 --> g.drawline(0,0,0,300) 3) Non-horizontal line: through points (185,100) and (310,350) --> g.drawline(185,100,125,150) let me know.. If i am wrong for Horizontal Line. ???
Thanks

Could you please let us know what is the current status of the screen.How did you solve it.
I am facing the same problem and mine is 13 inch macbook pro early 2011 model.
A line of single pixel width comes on my screen and it has been like that for over a week now.
I am worried ...Please suggest if I can use the laptop and if the line propagates further?.
Thanks...

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About a couple of weeks ago, my screen started randomly switching to a strange blue / purple tint along with a bad resolution (can't really read text on screen) and flashing horizontal lines in the background. It started worrying me given I'm working with it all the time and am hoping for this machine to hold on for a few more months until I can buy a new one.
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Thanks a lot for the reply, I was worried would say that outright. Screen just only reverted back to normal after a couple of hours. As you said probably best to bring it in for diagnosis, I'll try to do that asap though of course I'm nowhere neaar any AASP at the moment.

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First post here... I felt compelled to post as usually Googling a problem will bring me to a solution from one of these discussions but in this case there are many similar instances of my problem but no-one seems to be able to offer an explanantion that fits my particular circumstances.
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This guys is having EXACTLY the same problem that I detected:
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(copied from this post)
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In displays where it is faint, you may not notice, but once you become aware of it is a real problem if you work closely with your computer, and graphics.
This appears to be the same issue that has been widely reported in the past with Macbook Air computers.
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