How to batch rename from a CSV file?

Hello,
I have about 1000 photos that need to be renamed with UPC's from a CSV file. Is there a script (or easier way) to import a CSV column and add it to the file extension?
Example:
_MG_5200.CR2 would need to read 00726899281640_MG_5200.CR2

There are a number of csv to ldif options out there. If you want to drop your users into WLS, then formatting into an ldif is the easiest way to bulk load.
http://tinyurl.com/88mwxb3
-ryan

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http://livedocs.adobe.com/flex/3/html/help.html?content=Filesystem_08.html
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>
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