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In this paper, the author presents DynamiCross, a system that enables users to dynamically represent and share information in cross-reality. Recently, designers and meeting attendees have enhanced engagement through a multiple display environments (MDE) [2, 5], which include not only personal objects, such as papers and laptops, but also shared objects, such as large displays, to provide collaborators with a virtual workspace. In this paper, the author describes how DynamiCross can support the user's individual or collaborative information handling with its cross-reality interfaces and multiple displays. In addition, when a user's personal material is placed on a large display, the display becomes a multilayer display that uses augmented reality (AR) technology to show digital contents of the personal object. The author introduces three major functions of the system to explain these capabilities which could be beneficial to similar research on cross-reality collaborations and paper interactions.