What's the format of DateTime in IPD file?

I want to analyse the format of SMS Message in IPD file.
I sent a SMS Message with 'Test' content to 10086 at May 18, 2010 14:16:17 (GMT+8), then I found the data block of DateTime that saved in IPD file is '81 49 EA 6F 27 01 00 00', the Low Dword of DateTime is 0x6FEA4981, the High Dword of DateTime is 0x00000127.
I want to knwon how to convert this double Dword value to real date time.
The SMS Message format:
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lordong wrote:
I sent a SMS Message with 'Test' content to 10086 at May 18, 2010 14:16:17 (GMT+8),
<snip>
Thanks.
Neat trick. Can I borrow your time machine?
The value is 1268892977537.
A little bit of work in a spreadsheet tells me that this is the number of seconds from 1/1/1970.

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