You can read it using the string commands. Open the .csv using notepad (or equivalently rename the file to .txt and double click)
This is what's in the file you posted:
Niche International Limited,SOFTWARE,RETAIL SALES,MiniPOS Pro,,100084,"MiniPOS Pro Stock Control, Purchasing,",Management Reporting Software,199,1194,,,,Standard,,,,,0,0,-40,,,CHRIS,,,HEAD,34.27
Niche International Limited,SOFTWARE,RETAIL SALES,MiniPOS Pro,,100085,MiniPOS Pro Purchasing Module,,50,300,,,,Standard,,,,,0,0,-3,,,CHRIS,,,HEAD,7.34
Niche International Limited,SOFTWARE,RETAIL SALES,MiniPOS Pro,,100086,MiniPOS Pro Customer Database,with Loyalty and A/c Sales Ledger,50,300,,,,Standard,,,,,0,0,-11,,,CHRIS,,,HEAD,7.34
You can use the getStringToken command to get the elements.
I'm unsure of the fine details of the csv format (what can be quoted, what can't, why there are a bunch of commans right after another), but just mention if you need more help than this.