Orcas, the planned next version of the Visual Studio development platform, is being outfitted with a new Web designer, according to a Microsoft blogger. The HTML and ASP.Net WYSIWYG designer was described by Scott Guthrie, general manager within the Microsoft Developer Division, as a "major, major improvement over previous HTML designers" within Visual Studio. Guthrie discussed the designer in his blog. Due in a Orcas, the planned next version of the Visual Studio development platform, is being outfitted with a new Web designer, according to a Microsoft blogger.The HTML and ASP.Net WYSIWYG designer was described by Scott Guthrie, general manager within the Microsoft Developer Division, as a “major, major improvement over previous HTML designers” within Visual Studio. Guthrie discussed the designer in his blog.Due in an upcoming Community Technology Preview release of Orcas, the designer will be leveraged in both Visual Studio and the Expression Web Designer tool. It features capabilities such as rich Cascading Style Sheets (CSS) support, improved view switching and a split view between HTML Source and WYSIWYG design. Technology Industry