I would like to have my Outlook (2002) time diffrent - for emails sent
and received -  that the time on my PC system.  Is this possible, if
so, how?

I don't think this is possible.  Outlook works off of the system clock
on the PC that it runs on.  You can alter that time however you wish,
but it will impact your email date/time stamps as well.

Hi smhstraws,

It is possible to set up a small script to change the clock when you
start Outlook and change it back when you close Outlook. Would you be
interested in such a solution?

Regards
Neutron Coding.

You don't need the script also. Change time on PC and then send and
receive emails. Provided.
- Your mail server is not Exchange.
- Internet Time option is switched off pn your machine.
- All other applications are also dependent on that time, so they will
report/use changed time.
Change it back when you are done.

Thats not how timing works on emails. The headers stating the time are
from the email provider, you cant change anything about that.