Quote Originally Posted by CommonTater View Post
To give you a further idea of scale... Windows 7 Icons... the fancy ones you can resize with your mouse wheel, are 256 x 256 x 16.7 million colors....

That's ~10,944,512,000,000 possible images.

I recently wrote a windows program using one of the new Icons and the Icon embedded in the program was bigger than the executable code...
length*width*colors isn't right. You are finding the area, then multiplying by the total possible colors. That is the number of times when all pixels are the same color. You're leaving out all else. It would, in fact, be much larger: 16,777,215^(256*256). It's so huge, I don't even want to post it here, because of it's massiveness would span a couple pages.