How do you use the timer to move the text objects around a board onto textboxes?

Start by learning how to use a Timer http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/libr...ers.timer.aspx

I already read up on the timer class.

So what code have you tried and where are you stuck with it?

So I hit the go button on the user design it starts to fire off the ticks and I am not sure how to move the 'T' or 'H' around the game board. I labeled all 1 hundred text-boxes pos1 thru pos100. I think I need a for loop with an array, and this will be inside the event of the ticking. I am stuck there. Any advice please?

Why do you have a grid of textboxes instead of moving the position of the text box?

The textboxes are just set on the windows form to make the layout of the gameboard. The letter 'T' or 'H' needs to jump from each text box to the next one until it reaches the finish line which would be textbox 100

Is this even possible to do?

Of course it's possible. You just need to keep track of the current location and change the value to the new location on each tick of the timer.

For example, to move it from one textbox to another, you could do something like this:
Of cource, you wouldn't explicitly specify the control in your code. But rather you would keep track of the current one and use the Form's Controls collection to access the current one and next one.

Yeah but how do you say;

Please use code tags when posting code.

First of all, you wouldn't use a loop, no need to if you keep track of it's current location.

Second, I said that to dynamically reference a control, you would need to use the controls collection of the form object. You can't access it that way, it doesn't work.

For sure code tags, got it.

The forms control and collection. See if I can find that.

Basically: