Moving Files

I have a programme I wrote in VB6 that when given a path with a wildcard
filename and a filetype will move all files with that extension e.g.
MoveFile("C:\FOLDERNAME\*.FILETYPE", NewLocation). I am trying to do the
same thing in VB.Net 2005 but it doea not appear to accept the wildcard
filename. Any help much appreciated. TIA
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