What number am I thinking of?

[Shaun]

That would make sense, that's what true colour is (24 bit colour). Although sometimes 32 bits are used to include an alpha channel.

[Derek Trucks]

I started a thread exactly like this on another forum.  Bit of advice, don't use your bank account number and sortcode.

[Eight Taiwanese Teenagers]

It's 16,777,216 for sure.  It's 2^24.  I remember the Commodore Amiga having that many colours in its "true" colour setting or something

Hooray!!!!!!!!

[greencalx]

It's 16,777,216 for sure

Isn't that what I said?

[Eight Taiwanese Teenagers]

Condemned by the question mark. One must have the courage of one's convictions!*

[Huzzie]

69, dudes!

:-)

[Huzzie]

It's 28, innit?

[Shaun]

OK, since no one else has a number to guess, I'll do one.

Clue: It's the smallest positive factor other than 1 of

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In a spoiler thing so it doesn't stretch the page.

[aaaaaaaaaargh!]

It's 16,777,216 for sure.  It's 2^24.  I remember the Commodore Amiga having that many colours in its "true" colour setting or something

Hooray!!!!!!!!

I'll PM you my bank details