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Defining an own Label
If you want an own text for referring labels you can modify the variable @currentlabel. For example we have an environment which does anything and we want to refer to this one with a special text than write in preamble:
\newenvironment{myOwnEnv}{%
\def\@currentlabel{any Text I like}% <-- labeltext for refs to this env
}{}
In the text we have something like
[...]
\begin{myOwnEnv}
blah ... \label{test}
blah ...
\end{myOwnEnv}
blah ..
See: \ref{test}.
[...]
Than you'll get an output like See: any Text I like
Umlauts in a Label
If you want to use f.ex. german umlauts in a label then write in the preamble
\shorthandon{"}
\DeclareInputText{228}{"a}
% ... (see latin1.def)
\shorthandoff{"}
Now you can use a label like \label{Änderung}