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Here’s how I do it (not from a group, just retrieving users from the WinFax.SDKPhoneBook ):

In Javascript.

var comObject = new ActiveXObject("WinFax.SDKPhoneBook");

var zero = 0;

var id = comObject.GetUserGroupFirst(zero, folderId);

var list = [];

if  (id != "") {

do {

list.push(new User(id));

id = comObject.GetUserGroupNext();

} while (id != "");

}

return list;

You need to obtain the folderId from a prior call to comObject.GetFolderListFirst() or comObject.GetFolderListNext();

Another thing I discovered –

The WinFax.SDKPhoneBook ProgId provides an IDispatch interface only. That COM object does not expose a dual interface. The methods on that class can be called from late-bound languages like vb6, vbscript, javascript, and probably perl, python and others, but not from C# or VB.NET unless the .NET app explicitly uses the IDispatch interface.

or, maybe, unless the app uses the .NET 4.0 COM integration. I don’t know anything about COM in .NET 4.0, beyond the soundbite that there is new COM magic in .NET 4.0, which is why I said “maybe”.

The fact that the methods on WinFax.SDKPhoneBook are accessible only via IDispatch is a bit of a surprise because in the WinFax SDK or install there is a typelib – wfxctl32.tlb – that defines all the methods for the phonebook, and also there is a dual interface for the WinFax.SDKSend ProgId.

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