Bug renaming file upon initial import?

I'm trying to set LR to import and rename my files under the following convention:
YYYYMMDD_(custom text)_(original file suffix)
I.e. DSC_0023.NEF would become 20080229_ABC_0023.NEF in LR.
I'm finding that LR names the files 20080229_ABC_.NEF, 20080229_-1.NEF, 20080229_ABC_-2.NEF, 20080229_ABC_-3.NEF, etc. so it's not retrieving the file suffix properly.
However, when I select the files again and use the (F2) Library|Rename facility, the files are renamed properly. So this seems to be a problem just on the initial import from the device. Obviously the workaround exists, but is dependent on remembering to do that before I do other things like backup the original files to other drives and has been a problem in the past.
Any ideas if this is a bug or something I'm not doing right? Apologies if this has been reported before -- I tried searching.
Thanks!

dorin_nicolaescu wrote:
 P.S. I wonder what LR9 will look like.
I think its going to be "3D". - and mouses will have in/out as well as up/down & left/right...
(I hope we don't have to wear those funny glasses)
Rob

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