Credit card charges as "bill payments"

I want to be sure I am doing this correctly....

1) I have a bill for AAA Blueprinting for $10 that I have entered into QB 2007 2) I "pay the bill" with a credit card, and mark it as such, so that that the Bill Payment shows up as a transaction in my credit card's registry in QB.

If I make a mid-statement payment to the credit card company, for some round amount that does *not* exactly total up to certain Bill(s) listed in QB (in other words, if I have 3 Bills in QB that total $156 and I make a payment to the credit card company for $100), is there any other "accounting" to be done other than the Bill being marked as "paid"? Do I have to account for ME paying the credit card company?...

thanks...

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kimer in NH
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Once you pay a bill by credit card you no longer owe the vendor(s), instead you now owe the credit card company. How much you pay the credit card company has no effect on the original invoices. They remain paid, as they should.

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Allan Martin

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