I feel silly responding to my own question; but in case it might help others
later, I have resolved my concern.
In addition to enabling 'format' view (which will display paragraph breaks,
tabs, etc.), you also want to make certain that you have mark-ups visible,
should you activate the 'Track Changes' tool.
By doing so, I was able to isolate situations where formatting in earlier
document iterations were causing problems with the styles applied in my
document additions. By adjusting my new text to a different line than the
old text (as it appears in the 'Track Changes' tool), the Table of Contents
corrected itself... and now shows header and numbering on the same line.
> I am using the automatic TOC feature in Word 2007 to create a table of
> contents for a document with 4 different header levels. The headers are
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> Thank you in advance for the help.
Stefan Blom - 14 Mar 2008 15:04 GMT
Indeed, all kinds of numbering in Word will (or may) display incorrectly
when you are tracking changes; accepting all changes fixes that.

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Stefan Blom
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>I feel silly responding to my own question; but in case it might help
>others
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>> Thank you in advance for the help.