Reminders App Links To Files, Websites, Notes and More

Your Reminders can be more than just text. You can also add links to various things on your Mac: web pages, emails, messages, notes, photos, files and more.

Comments: 4 Responses to “Reminders App Links To Files, Websites, Notes and More”

    Victor Woroner
    2 days ago

    Thank you for the helpful summary of how to link items to Reminders.

    Regarding linking files, I have added it in the way you showed for Txt files (using share in the context menu) and PDF files (by constructing the link (file:///Users/victor/Desktop/test.pdf)).

    On clicking on the link in Reminders, the result is always the same, e.g., "The application “Reminders” does not have permission to open “text.txt”."

    Is there a way of overcoming this?

    Using macOS 15.1, silicon Mac.

    1 day ago

    Victor: When you select the file test.pdf in the Finder, and choose File, Get Info. Under General, what does it show next to "Where?"

    Victor Woroner
    1 day ago

    Thank you for the response. This is what is shown: /Users/victor/Desktop.

    I have tried the text and pdf files with the appropriate URLs in several different locations, all with the same error message. In case it helps, my account is an admin one.

    1 day ago

    Victor: Sorry, I don't know why it isn't working for you then.

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