Word 2007 document presented without editing notes in wors 2013 pro plus

hi,
A word 2007 edited document which contains editing notes such as specific words in a sentance that are crossed and then the editor inserted his or her words to replace the words that were crossed.
when trying to open the document in word 2007 all is well and the edited document appears with all the editing notes and replaced words.
when opening the same document in word 2013 olny the replaced words appear in each place with no sign on the crossed out words.
is there any way to make word 2013 display the document as in Word 2007 (i.e. with both the crossed words and the words that are written right after those crossed words)?
THX

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