Editing Project Properties for Publish Version in team build

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Hello,

i have a nightly build in my TFS server that runs every night and is working completely fine. we plan to create a clickonce application as well which is currently working fine except the publish version (ApplicationVersion) which we want to automatically increment with each build instead of entering it manually. An important point to mention is that we only want the Revision part to be increment by 1 with each build. e.g 1.1.1.1 for first time and 1.1.1.2 for the next build. I have been trying to figure this out for almost 3 days now so pleaseeeee any help in this regard will be highly appreciated.
Please note as alot of information is available for assembly versioning so i am not at all interested in it, i just want my application version to increment so please do point me in this direction.The publish version is a combination of <ApplicationVersion> and <ApplicationRevision> and in my scenerio it is defined as follows

<ApplicationRevision>1</ApplicationRevision>
<ApplicationVersion>1.9.4.%2a</ApplicationVersion>

and then

<File.RegEx Path="$(BuildDirectory)/Sources/Client/Client/Client.csproj"
      RegularExpression="&lt;ApplicationRevision&gt;(.*?)&lt;/ApplicationRevision&gt;"
      NewValue="&lt;ApplicationRevision&gt;$(ApplicationRevision)&lt;/ApplicationRevision&gt;" Force="true"/>
    <File.RegEx Path="$(BuildDirectory)/Sources/Client/Client/Client.csproj"
      RegularExpression="&lt;ApplicationVersion&gt;(.*?)&lt;/ApplicationVersion&gt;"
      NewValue="&lt;ApplicationVersion&gt;$(ApplicationVersion)&lt;/ApplicationVersion&gt;" Force="true"/>

But the value is never incremented after first run. after the first run the value is always 1.9.4.1. Is there any way that it should be incremented for the next Build. I have been pulling my hairs all day long but cant figure it out so pleaseee any idea... have tried application revision with *+1, #+1 ...
will be really thankful.

Regards

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