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> Whats the difference between bk co and bk get?

co has RCS compat options and get has SCCS compat options.  If you are 
used to CVS/RCS, "bk co" and "bk ci" are your friend, if you are used
to SCCS then "bk get" and "bk delta" are what you like.   They do the
same thing.
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