LR2: Naming of the Copy of an Edited File

Hi,
For editing files (e. g. in CS4) I use a naming mask like {Filename}_{Sequence # (01)>>}. The >> in the end is one character that for some reason I cannot copy&paste out of Lightroom. Not sure what its relevance is.
My problem with that mask is that when I edit an already edited file I would like LR to increase the Sequence by 1 but instead LR adds another sequence.
As an example: an original file _MG_0815.CR2 becomes _MG_0815_01.PSD and then _MG_0815_01_01.PSD. However I want the last name to be _MG_0815_02.PSD.
Is there any way to achieve the latter?
Thanks and regards, Robert

The paths won't agree on the two OSs so a simple XML import isn't likely to work.
See Sync iPod/iPad/iPhone with two computers and, if needed, Make a split library portable. The techniques in the first link will work when moving the library between Windows and OS X as long as the library is "portable", but iTunes takes quite some time checking the database when the library is opened under a different OS.
tt2

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