Impossible to get access to my shared library with wifi extender

Hi,
Due to a weak wifi signal provided by my internent box, I have bought a wifi extender (repeater). Now my signal is good in all my house but when I am connected to the extender I cannot get or a very difficult access to my Itunes library. The name of the wifi network are not the same. The wifi from my box is called XXXXX and the other is called XXXXX_EXT. I have no problem to access at my library with the wifi from my box. Unfortunately, my apple TV 2 is too far from my box and I need to use the extender.
Have you any idea to fix the problem ?
Thanks

Mikey,
As Labviewguru said, calling a LabVIEW DLL is no different than calling any other DLL from C. You will need your LabVIEW DLL, the .lib and .h files for your C code and the LabVIEW Run-Time Engine for the version of LabVIEW that the DLL was built with. Other than that, everything else is the same.
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National Instruments
http://www.ni.com/ask

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