Wrong file size

The bug exists in the part of the software that calculates the size of a file. The software is supposed to calculate the size of the file, so it is easy to read by the user. This means that if a file is over 1024 MB, then the file size will be shown as 1 GB. The problem is that the software “forget” to write a zero in the cases where the first number after the decimal symbol. The result is that the size is displayed to be bigger then, the real size.

Example:
If the real size of a music file is:
4.04 MB
Then Music Archive will display the file size as:
4.4 MB

There is no temporary solution for this problem. But the files with a wrong file size will only have a one-digit number after the decimal symbol. All files display with a right file size will have a two-digit number after the decimal symbol.