Monitor Obey file contents please?

Hi. I chanced across an unfortunate feature of RISC OS. I wanted to enable a screensaver because one of the monitors for my PC I’m also using for RISC OS. When the computer puts the screens to sleep it just swaps over to the RISC OS input.
So what I did was set the rain screen saver. Fair enough?
Now what I didn’t know is that if I have set things up using AnyMode, Screen doesn’t like that and silently deletes the contents of the Monitor Obey file, leaving me with a horrible little square reminiscent of a dithered CGA screen.

My problem is I need the default contents of the Obey file. Could someone please post it here for me so I can re-add it and of course alter it to my needs.

Thanks!

e: Sorry forgot to say I’m using an RPi zero.

I suspect you mean the second of these two files (you will need to change the monitor and mode to suit):
ADFS::RapidO-Ig.$.Run

Set Alias$VIDCBandLimit X VIDCBandwidthLimit 2000000000 2000000000 2000000000
VIDCBandLimit
Set PreDesk$Configure <Obey$Dir>.Monitor
/BootResources:Configure.ClrMonitor
/<PreDesk$Configure>

ADFS::RapidO-Ig.$.!Boot.Choices.Boot.PreDesk.Configure.Monitor

LoadModeFile BootResources:Configure.Monitors.DELL.2405
WimpMode X1920 Y1200 C16M F60

Sorry my reply took so long. I’ve not been able to get back here. I knew which file I was after. I found someone else’s file eventually on here and used it as the basis to replace mine. Boots into the right mode again now. I just know to avoid the “Screen” configuration tool now because it doesn’t play nice with AnyMode.

Set up properly along with config.txt it works perfectly in portrait mode for me which is nice. I’m currently trying to get anything meaningful happening on another SD card that I put in the Pi 3. I still have to do the same to it so I’m not constantly rotating the monitor to switch between Linux on the PC and RISC OS on the Pi. Not sure if it’s worth it though. Nothing really seems to work properly on the 3 yet.