Icon export to .Mac mail

is there not any way to sync .mac's address book vCard icons with the icons you have in your address book? i really dont wanna upload all of my address book pictures manually. if i have to do it manually, then i just wont have the pictures in my .mac account. seems like that should be a no brainer to include the images/icons when you reset your .mac data with the address book info from your computer.
thx
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