White stripes in exported JPEGs

Dear Friends,
I use Windows XP SP 2, Indesign CS 2 (Vers. 4.0.5).
I use the Indesign in-built jpeg export function very often because I need the output for some flash presentation (flash book).
But the output is sometimes distorted with white stripes.
I really hate this - because I can see these white stripes also when I work in Indesign with High Quality View Mode.
To eliminate them I need to scroll the distorted page out of the screen and scroll it into back again.
Then there aren't any white stripes on the screen or in the resulting jpeg-Output of this page.
But for 100 or more pages this "solution" is not practical.
There are workarounds like Apple- or Javascript Indesign-Macros for exporting all pages as PDFs and then converting them back to JPEG in Adobe Photoshop, for example. But the Indesign export-to-jpeg function is very simple, easy, straight-forward and fast. But these white stripes must go away.
Is there an update for Indesign CS 2 to eliminate this problem?
What is the reason for this really annoying problem?
I thank you very much for your help and support!
With best Regards

Well - but when the exported JPEG has to be small - then Photoshop rasters the fonts very unreadable. - Indesign is better in rastering the fonts when it is exporting the stuff directly as JPEG-Files. The font is much more readable then.
Btw.: Is there a way to setup the font-rasterizer of Adobe Photoshop to improve readability of rasterized fonts?
Thank you for your help and support!
With best regards

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