We develop simulation environments for training and serious-gaming.

In a current simulator, we intend on using Outlook and Exchnage for electronic messaging but have an issue with the sent timestamp. There is the real time and the mission time (i.e. the time the training session is running at). Mission time and real time are not the same.

We would like the sent field to be timestamped with the mission time. We can create a dll or service that provides a alternative clock source for the mission time, naturally the real time would be provided by the system clcok.

How can Outlook be configured to use an alternate time source, in this case the mission time?

What is the format of the time and the interface mechanisms of the alternative clock?

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"Richard Brice" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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> We develop simulation environments for training and serious-gaming.
>
> In a current simulator, we intend on using Outlook and Exchnage for
> electronic messaging but have an issue with the sent timestamp. There is
> the real time and the mission time (i.e. the time the training session is
> running at). Mission time and real time are not the same.
>
> We would like the sent field to be timestamped with the mission time. We
> can create a dll or service that provides a alternative clock source for
> the mission time, naturally the real time would be provided by the system
> clcok.
>
> How can Outlook be configured to use an alternate time source, in this
> case the mission time?
>
> What is the format of the time and the interface mechanisms of the
> alternative clock?