Final answer:
When printing from a software application with a split interface, the view in the upper pane is typically the one that will be printed. It's important to make sure you select the correct pane before printing.
Step-by-step explanation:
When using software with multiple panes, such as Microsoft Project or certain Integrated Development Environments (IDEs), you may have the ability to split the interface into different views. If you have two views displayed in a combination view and wish to print the view, traditionally, the content in the upper pane will be the one that is printed. This is because the upper pane is typically considered the primary or active pane in many software applications. To ensure that you print the desired content, you may need to click inside the pane that contains the view you want to print before initiating the print command.