mumble ... wasn't that already said?

This dragging and dropping is most probably the troublesome way to make Windows recognize a font as available (being installed).
Save the zip to a temporarily (font) folder. Unzip to that same folder. Then right click and choose install. Then Windows knows it is available.
All other kids suggestions give unpredictable results.

@Malika Kashouga, why is it so difficult to do things properly? Don't like to be told how to do things? I know better syndrome?

Yes, of course, but it is a single line, thickness determined by the vector properties. Not filled outlines as is digital type.

That is a pure vector claudeserieux, not an outline. That is why a bitmap is sometimes better to start with.

it is all in the settings ...

Export one as grayscale PNG and BMP at least 650 pixels high and post them here so we can see what you are talking about.

@vinz
As these are all symbols with straight lines vectorizing should not be a problem I think.

2?

Again, if you want to use it commercially, ask first. Is this really so difficult to understand? Send a PM, send an email, ask first.

Are we talking about this?
http://www.shapesource.com/scripts/stencils.asp?idStencil=218
or this?
http://thurstontraining.com/Documents/NFPA170_Standard_on_Fire_Safety_Symbols.pdf

What is a NFPA?

Probably interrupted data stream. Try again.

When it is for commercial use, as is in your case, always first contact the designer.

Note: It is impossible to give you a clear answer as long as you don't tell which fonts you are thinking of. Cool maybe cool but is also fuzzy.

Which Freebooter variation are you using? And which application?

mumble ... child's play or a severe state of Altzheimer's disease ... mumble

Thanks Vinz.

Click 'File' and then click 'Print'.

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Help!

... now how would that be done?